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  1. 03-13-2011 02:27 PM #11
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    Yeah..$1075 plus shipping. I was somewhat interested before I found out it was a chromo.

    I opted for a Martini International .22 target rifle instead.
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    It's possible someone faked it 20-25 years ago.... buyer may have thought it was legit.
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    20 25 years ago, isnt that long ago.
    1903,s were getting more and more popular, and fakers started to come out of the wood work.. id like to have that stock, even with the grooves...
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