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The Pistole Parabellum (miscalled a Luger) was made by the government, and for civilian use. You MAY be referring to the Waffenamt markings- or Government Arms Agency- showing this was a military firearm of the German military. In a similar manner, the British used a "Broad Arrow" mark, the US a bomb with a burning fuse, and Japan a stylized chrysanthemum

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