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Carcano Model 1891 Vs. Model 1891/41, How to spot differences in them
Next week, I am looking at what is suppose to be a Carcano Model 1891 Rifle that was made in 1918. Can you look at the rifle and verify it is in fact a Model 1891, Let me know a approximate value range and I'd like to know the differences in a Model 1891 and a Model 1891/41. I thought the 1891 Carcano's had Straight Bolts, This one has a Turned Down Bolt is one thing I'm not sure about.
Thank You... as you can tell, I am new to all this.
I found these photos on Youtube of WW1 Carcano Rifles, They show a Turned Down Bolt? I was confused because I see most All Carcano full length rifles with straight bolt handles?