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Look at thickness of arms and the pump handle....that was the signal to me that my 2nd luft was wrong.
J
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Hi John,
I understand your concern, but I believe that should not have been the issue with this maker...
Check out this HJ-knife!
Best regards,
Herman
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Last edited by Herman V. (aka Herr Mann); 11/12/2021 04:33 PM.
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I would think that makers had to adjust the mark for the different blades.
Rad's, SS, SA, had to be way easier to mark than the three sided narrow Army and Luft blades.
I am not real knowledgeable about maker marks, but I have seen a lot of off marks on Army's and Luft's.
Ed
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