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Originally Posted by boltaction
Well I reckon that's going to be the winner. Unless, of course, someone has the number 0001 without the A!
:wave:
Patrick
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Quote:
Originally Posted by boltaction
Well I reckon that's going to be the winner. Unless, of course, someone has the number 0001 without the A!
:wave:
Patrick
OMG, what a place for a typo! :red face: My Argentine M1909 is not serial number A0001, it is A0002. I wish it was number 1! I also have what is probably a salesman's sample FN Herstal Mauser, stamped 93/1907, which is serial number 8 on all parts. My P14 is 3 digit, but sadly while the bolt and receiver match, the rearsight is off by about 500000 digits..........
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...DSC05578-1.jpg
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...DSC05577-1.jpg
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...DSC05579-1.jpg
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...DSC05580-1.jpg
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...DSC05581-1.jpg
Cheers
Ed
OH, well that's different then, boltaction. You only have the second Argentine M1909. Common as dirt. :lol:
Thanks for the photos. Amazing you found three such low serial numbered rifles! :thup:
Funny though to find someone has the previous S/N to my Argentine M1909 as pictured on the starting post ;) . Thanks for the pictures!
Yes, I would love to know who has A0001. I'd also love to find the matching bayonet for my piece--THAT would be cool!Quote:
Originally Posted by Promo
Ed
With the kind of luck you have, Ed, you may find it!!
~ Harlan
PS - Feel free to post more photos of the rest of your guns! They look outstanding! :thup:
Oh, my!
Head hung in shame.
All I can offer is this Royal North West Mounted Police carbine that showed up recently. LEC Mark I, 1894, serial number 45.
Yeah, I know; there are 44 more before it, but it`s what I have......
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