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Old 18th November 2017, 01:32 PM   #1
rickystl
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Hi Cerjak

Hmmmm Sorry. I have no idea on that lock signature. Either the lock maker, the assembler of the pistol, or even the customer/owner.
Occassionally you will find English or other European script on these guns just added at some point in the assembly to give the gun a perceived added value.
But the letters on this one look intentional. So I'm going to guess it's the lock maker, due to the high quality of the lock.

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