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Old 3rd May 2022, 10:39 AM   #22
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Originally Posted by Tordenskiold1721 View Post
... You have lots of users here and I was hoping somone would know. I'm sure there is, but until then I just have to wait...
I sincerely hope that someone familiar with the precise model of your pistols show up with an expected identification. So far, current members tend to bear in mind that, besides rust and patina being nowadays possible to create by fake specialists, reproductions made in South Asia (India) are available out there, vent picks usually terminate in a thinner spike and there is not a minimum decoration detail, even the often seen oval in the butt. As for the 'apparently' crude aspect of your examples, you have them in your hands, you can judge better; notwithstanding such situation alone does not necessarily define whether the gun is genuine or a repro... in principle.
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