Hi. I just acquired a 1910 MKIII.
I'd like to see if I can get some info on its possible background. The stock is unmarked and I see no signs of any stamps, cartouches, etc. In case it was sanded-I will try the black light method and see what I can find.
you can see pics of the rifle here-
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=247768187
I have not disassembled the bolt but I cannot see that it is pinned or riveted. There is no LC marking on the chamber. The only other markings are the usual patent and proof marks, "D76" on the underside of the barrel shank, and a a small "o" and an "E" on the upper barrel shank. The bolt is numbered 725DO on the handle. The rifle does not have the swivel forward on the trigger guard. Any help or info on it's background is greatly appreciated.
The rifle is complete except that it is missing the rear receiver (action) screw . Numrich is out and I am looking for another source. Regular US sizes available at the local hardware stores don't seem to fit but it looks like a 6mm diameter of the right length might do in a pinch. Any help in finding an original is appreciated.
Thanks!Information
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