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    another ser. no question

    Hello, all. I am looking for info on ser. No 400712 model of 1898. I had so much help here before . So thanks to everyone. This is in carbine configuration now and was wondering if it was carbine or rifle. Thanks again
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    It began life as a rifle, that serial number is way too high for an 1898 carbine

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    Tom,

    An 1898 that started life with that S/N was definitely a rifle. If it has a good barrel, take it hunting and don't worry about damaging it.

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    Thank you all again! I appreciate it. And I will do as suggested.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tomhall View Post
    Thank you all again! I appreciate it. And I will do as suggested.
    Don't sweat it.... There are a lot of " Fraken-Krags" out there. We love them all!

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