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    Great price and very nice condition, but the bolt handle wear and general finish suggest it has seen some use. Here is a picture of a No.5 I own that truly appears to have seen no use





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    It's a very rare left handed model no5



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    Those left handers really are rare, that's for sure.

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    If that is 9/46 it is the left handed brother to mine 9/46 F. I did not know such a thing exsisted. You would not happen to be right handed?

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