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Lifer
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Pete, finally I've seen you expose one that needed exposure. This set actually belongs to TA and myself.
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George, do you know how many commerative carbines were made in the 1970's? Also is there a marking over the chamber, it's hard to tell from the picture.
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I understand taht there were no more than two hundred and fifty made but it may have been fewer. Yes there is a marking over the chamber and it appears to be some sort of national crest but not one that I would readily recognize.
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Very beautiful item!
A really dream for all the Mauser Parabellum enthusiast. Ciao Mauro
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