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I just had a closer look & now you come to mention it the rifle has a textured brunofixed finish which would be correct for a late war 4T but not for a L42. Also, there's no designation engraving on the body side wall. Looks like a real 4T action though. Flight RN, was it definitely marked up as a L42A1? Was the forend cut short........just wondered if it might have been a 4T that got mis-labelled as a L42.........?
Odd, but presumably it has some sort of provenance to have got into the German
Army Technical Museum.
Last edited by Roger Payne; 09-23-2013 at 09:51 AM.
Reason: typo
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09-23-2013 09:22 AM
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Good Day Roger,
I think you are spot on. The museum was so...overwhelming that I might have mislabeled the picture. I don't have any other pictures showing the fore end so I will concede that its likely a No4 (T) an not a L42A1. The museum is still very impressive and full of some unique pieces. These are a very, very...very small sampling.
Regards,
Michael
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