bloorooster
The Old Hippie
If the time period is correct…then this rifle should have a serial number in the negatives…
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bloorooster
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Photo #4 shows the serial number…
Whoever wrote the description up should run for office somewhere…
P04R
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Chambered in 222 Rem 6 years before Remington. 
paulsonconstruction
Sako-addicted
Who was the importer back in WWII? Could it be a GI bring back?
bloorooster
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"Gun has had very little use since 1944".
Which may be true. If so, it has also had very little use after the extinction of the dinosaurs. Or the Big Bang which presumably created the Universe. However, the overwhelming majority of its use would have been sometime after 1951 when the .222 was introduced.
Which may be true. If so, it has also had very little use after the extinction of the dinosaurs. Or the Big Bang which presumably created the Universe. However, the overwhelming majority of its use would have been sometime after 1951 when the .222 was introduced.
kevinlg
Sako-addicted
Not to mention the MUCH later production Redfield bases.......with the front base reverse taper.……..
Sexton
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There is english, and then there is Maine English.
Finestkind.
Sexton
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Ayuh.
