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    Type 38 in caliber larger than 6.5?

    I've recently read that some captured type 38s may have been converted to 7.62x39 or 7.92x57 Mauser by the Chinese. Any truth to this? Reason I ask is that I came across a type 38 that looked to have fair lands and grooves, although a little dark. Didn't look to be too bad around the muzzle...lands and grooves all the way out to the end, but it swallows a 6.5 round to the shoulder. No import marks that I can find. Also, has this plate nailed to the wrist of the stock. Any ideas? It has my curiosity.

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