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Pick up these 2 this week end, Remington Mosin Nagant and Swedish Mauser M38, very happy to have these!
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Very nice harder to find pieces. Congratulations!
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Very nice finds. You know, call me crazy but I actually like the look of a nice M91 without the handguard. Is this one Finn marked?
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bunkysdad wrote:Very nice finds. You know, call me crazy but I actually like the look of a nice M91 without the handguard. Is this one Finn marked?
The quest begins, cleaning rod and handguard! Need to spend some time checking out the markings, didn't see any Sa marks or import marks. Came from a private collection, the guy was 94 years old. Both guns have nice shiny barrels.
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That would make for a good weekend. Congrats.
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Nice additions! Best of luck in your search for a handguard and cleaning rod.
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Can we get a picture of the markings on the receiver of the Remington?
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Right on.. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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Nice :thumbsup:
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Here are a few more pics. What does anyone know about the number painted on the stock, seems like I've seen info some place but can't find it at this time.
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Painted numbers on a stock are usually a rack number.
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You're really on a roll lately :lol:

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qz2026 wrote:You're really on a roll lately :lol:

Congrats!! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
I think I need to back off a little bit, wife is starting to think I need a intervention!
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Longcolt44 wrote:Painted numbers on a stock are usually a rack number.
Of what country? I just got a 91/30 non refurb w/ 68 painted on it, looks like the same paint.
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steelbuttplate wrote:
Longcolt44 wrote:Painted numbers on a stock are usually a rack number.
Of what country? I just got a 91/30 non refurb w/ 68 painted on it, looks like the same paint.

Rack number could be from any country having a barracks where the rifles were stored.
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