2 birds with one stone.

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VKT1941
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2 birds with one stone.

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So today I found two mosins and for the price I couldn't pass it up! First is 1917 Remington m91 Finn captured the stock has been refinished :cry: but for a $100 I still thought it was worth it. :D Secondly is a 1915 high serial numbered NEW it's missing the top hand guard but again for $100 another one I couldn't pass up it has some neat placements of the SA markings! :D I have one question on the NEW what does the oval with LT with two 1's under that mean it's in the picture of the barrel shank?
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Re: 2 birds with one stone.

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Good price on both, I can't make out the mark , but I don't recall if we know what it means, most markings on these are unknown. Triple SA marked, nice, Bubba finish or not, any M91 for $100 is a steal, if it's FInn marked that goes double.
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I believe that mark is a German capture mark. Great prices even with the stock issues.
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racerguy00 wrote:I believe that mark is a German capture mark. Great prices even with the stock issues.
http://7.62x54r.net/MosinID/MosinMarks03.htm See row 16, column A - does that mean German airforce...? Real interesting mark on a steal of a deal. Congrats!
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:big shock: :big shock: :big shock: :big shock: What a day in the fields. Sweet :vcool: :vcool: :vcool: :vcool:
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The remington has a double sa stamp too.
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I think I hate you now, you have gotten two m91's for less then I paid for for one and a Remington and New to boot.. I still don't have one of those.. Grrrr
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