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Old 11th November 2016, 05:44 PM   #1
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Hi Corrado.

It looks like there may be a date on the lower edge of the lockplate ?

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Hi Rick,

I think it's a pseudo-inscription. They do the same on their barrels.
These lazy Ottoman buggers.
Do you think that the trigger is from the Balkans??
The wire work is different too... That's why I propose Turkey.
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Old 11th November 2016, 06:31 PM   #2
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Hi Kubur.

Oh yes, I agree with you. This one appears to have Ottoman/Turkish origins. The shape of the grip area and the stock decoration leads me in that direction also. The trigger itself has more of a Western/European influence. But I have seen this on many others.

Here is one I own, which I also believe has Turkish origins. Notice the stock shape in the grip area, which closely resembles Corrado's pistol.

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