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Trico rifles were made by Kriegeskorte & Co. in Stuttgart, Germany. Just google Trico rifles and all kinds of sites will pop up. Goggle your model number or name and specific info will appear.
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I think I've found the source of the Trico/Krico confusion.
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Sure, you can have the second one I find! And by the way, do you happen to have an extra rifle-length L461 or L469 Mannlicher in .222 Magnum?Great work Sherlock! Do you mind helping me find a L46 in 25-20?
Sure, you can have the second one I find! And by the way, do you happen to have an extra rifle-length L461 or L469 Mannlicher in .222 Magnum?
Krico moved from Stuttgart to Fürth in 1987. I bought my rifle in Helsinki in 1991 or 1992.it reads "Kriegeskorte & Co. Stuttgart" and not "A. Kriegeskorte GmbH Fürth W. Germany".
Not to get TOO far off the subject but didn't the reunification formally take place in October 1990? When did the use of "West Germany" and "East Germany" cease?Krico moved from Stuttgart to Fürth in 1987. I bought my rifle in Helsinki in 1991 or 1992.
I don't know the answer to that, but there is lag time on any change of tooling, and that rifle was likely built before reunification anyway. As I recall, I got a good deal on it because it had been sitting on the shelf for a while.Not to get TOO far off the subject but didn't the reunification formally take place in October 1990? When did the use of "West Germany" and "East Germany" cease?