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    Dsm 34

    Although its been sporterised at some point, thought I,d give it a home, maybe try and find another stock or splice a piece in..... its been drilled and tapped also for a aperture sight at some point.









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    glad you rescued it

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    Wow! All those markings give a new interpretation of the expression "stamp collection"!


    Very nice Suhl shield mark. Obviously properly imported to the UKicon and proofed.


    Looks good - I would try it with a scope. It will probably group much closer than with the open sights.
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    Thanks Patrick, can you shed any light on the KAK above the .22LR (pic 3)

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