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    K. Art.

    I bought an import carbine about twenty years ago with K.Art. on the recoil plate and in front of the rear sight. The slope of the receiver has been ground removing some hand stamps. I have seen one other like it over the years. I think I remember that K. Art stands for something like the name of army unit form Norwayicon. Anybody remember?
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    I had heard it was a coastal artillery stamping from Norwayicon, but I'm just going on hearsay. There was one up for sale a while back on GB, but I don't keep notes just go on memory.
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    Yes Norwegianicon Coastal Artillery.

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    Yes, Norwegianicon K98icon assigned to the Coastal Artillery. Very rare. Where did you find it? Is it matching? Does it look like this? This thread needs to be moved to the Mauser forum. Regards, Rick.

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