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Inherited from my father but can't figure out where and what it maybe worth. Or if it's possibly a sniper??
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Could you post some full length pictures?
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Sure. Sorry. I had to have someone text me some. Hopefully these are big enough
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After market mount and scope. (not even a reproduction).
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I forgot the leupold was on them but the mount is from the rifle I thought. This ones repro and I believe the scope must be since it's so perfect. Can't find one that seems correct. My thing is the rifle is setup for the scope and is a 9130, could it be a sniper of Def not?
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No. It is a standard infantry rifle that someone has drilled and tapped to fit that after market mount. The rifle is a year that was never used as a sniper.
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1942 is when the first PU sniper was made.

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