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Selling a M1907 carbine. Rifle is complete minus sling slot eshelons. Hand gaurd is a replica as the original is long gone. Stock is a true 1907 stock but not matching. Lastly the chamber has mild damage from someone trying to remove a casing sometime in its life. Pictures listed in the gunboards ad...

SA1911a1 wrote: ↑Fri Oct 08, 2021 3:33 pm That is special! You need to return it to me, my other name is John Higgins and that is my mark on the port side.

Lol!

Here is an almost original 1894 chatellerault contract M91. It’s in surprisingly good condition.

My father has a few hard to pick My person rarest in a 1892 St. Petersburg cavalry carbine 72554CBE-87B0-4CF1-A92B-2D80F7F302EA.jpeg On the rack I believe Original matching 1893 dragoon As manufactured Siamese trial 1899 dragoon 1897 as manufactured Sest rifle 1894 Chatellerault all matching besides...

Here is a 1899 as manufactured dragoon rifle. All parts are original matching. Small parts also match all with Izhevsk arrow. The rifle has a Siamese chakra on the receiver. Mark can also be seen on here fields used in Siam. The hard to find features are the early flat sight, the stock with no cross...

Many first pattern hand guards were cut down to type twos. And this rifle is my fathers just to clarify.

The best guess as to why this rifle is Siamese marked is early in the 20th century Siam was looking to adapt a new firearm over the old M88 rifles. They looked at foreign manufactured rifles(eventually closing a rifle sent by Japan.) At a recent auction in Maine they had a similar 1896 marked Cossac...

My father picked this rifle up from a recent auction at RIA. Rifle has a chakra often seen on Siamese used enfields or type 45s


Unupdated with no cross bolt and the very rare type on hand gaurd.

It does appear to be an austrian acceptance eagle. On standard austrian weapons it’s WZ(eagle) date

However I have an M90-95 that has just the eagle

My guess is quality control marks or just marks made threw the manufacturing process. I have a few earlier rifles that have never been refurbed or even updated that make similiar marks. However they are earlier so things could have changed.

steelbuttplate wrote:What are the top three words on the 1894? Does the DR stamp on the wood mean German occupied Finnland?

The Arabic are the serial number and the other is "made in USSR"

Hers a pair of dare I say extremely rare Mosin nagants. Both have been remarked in Arabic. One ended up in Spain, the other Finland The first in a chat http://i1367.photobucket.com/albums/r797/Mitchel_Prevost/deals/32536EAF-CE28-4EDB-8EBD-84901F6366E4_zpsjh173kjr.jpg http://i1367.photobucket.com/alb...

I can always try and bring it with next time bill! We have another neat one coming in tomorrow. Also a chat I'm looking forward to posting pictures

Pics speak for itself. Mag gate was replaced however the well is still original. The front swivel was removed from the band and hand gaurd might be a replacement. http://i1367.photobucket.com/albums/r797/Mitchel_Prevost/7AD536CA-C264-44C5-BEB9-73AFC7ECA9FC_zpswqr8nnvc.jpg http://i1367.photobucket.co...

Lol!

Well the 1912 is mine. I got it about two years ago. Someone posted on the MN forum on Facebook asking what this random mosin they bought from a buddy at work was. They got it cheap and forgot about it under his bed. Well behold it's a 1907 carbine missing a hand gaurd. After much negotiation and a ...

My and my fathers 1907s http://i1367.photobucket.com/albums/r797/Mitchel_Prevost/0FF832FD-29F5-4DC7-BBE4-198737FA1A9A_zpsqgei6psl.jpg http://i1367.photobucket.com/albums/r797/Mitchel_Prevost/9E67532E-F03F-4949-ADCC-24A719A7B0C5_zpsyzxn5czc.jpg http://i1367.photobucket.com/albums/r797/Mitchel_Prevost...

Kinda a big shuffle of rare guns going on right now. Involving original match dragoon/cossack... The selling of a matching 1907 and that Westinghouse.

BTW pics of a matching 1907 to come

The other rifle is a mint meridian trials rifle. Kinda a different beast.