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    Quote Originally Posted by Rick the Librarianicon View Post
    I have seen "A2" both scribed and stamped. If the rifle was still in military condition, it might be worth something. Of course, when they were used as sub-caliber firing devices, they didn't have stocks. I saw one offered several years ago that still had the adapter on it that allowed it to fit inside the cannon.

    Slightly off-topic, but they also used Krags as subcaliber firing devices on seacoast guns. I have a box of ammunition for a Kragicon sub-caliber device that was used on a 3" coast defense gun.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neal Myers View Post
    RIA rceivers with a SN < 285507 are considered unsafe to shoot. Collectability is zero. Unless there are some good parts on it, value is zero.

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