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10-12-2013 09:56 AM
# ADS
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Very nice rifle & bayonet, next is a range report.
"Nuts"
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"nothing special". hardly. they're very special. beautiful and unbelievably accurate.
is there a troop tag under the buttplate?
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Originally Posted by
kar98k
"nothing special". hardly. they're very special. beautiful and unbelievably accurate.
is there a troop tag under the buttplate?
Very true .... Fair enough - but no troop tag.
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Originally Posted by
kar98k
"nothing special". hardly. they're very special. beautiful and unbelievably accurate.
is there a troop tag under the buttplate?
You beat me to it. Every K-31 is special. Like a fine Swiss watch but it fires a projectile.
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That is a nice one. What year was it made?
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The stock shows (has) a 47 under the butt plate but by the serial # list it is 1950.
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The stock dates are usually a year earlier to allow them to dry. Three years is a long stretch but they may not have been in much of a rush with the war over and no outside threats. Does the bayonet match?
These are my favorite series of rifles and I almost didn't buy one because they weren't involved in the wars. Once I got one, the others quickly followed. K11, 1911. All are great shooters. Ammo is still available and cheap compared to most everything else out there right now.
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The bayonet does not match.
Had a chance to shoot one last week and .... well now one ended up in the safe. Funny how that works
For $250 to $350 I think these are a steal.
Picked up some GP11 too.
Have a Clamp-on Muzzle Break on order as they do kick a bit.
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We sent that last shipment to Grafs on Monday, so it should have been there on Friday.