misako50
Sako-addicted
Knowing how "resourceful and frugal" the Finns are, they very well could have thrust the switchboard operators into double or triple duty? To answer your question: I dunno!
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bumppo
Well-Known Member
the letter N in this instance is probably not related at all to the N marking on the barrels of early L579's in calibre .243, and the :0 could be a typo for N0. meaning 'serial number', in which case the serial no. of your rifle would be 14619.
