Vol VI Bavarian Prison Guard

[Jim Nasium]

Winchester 1092183
I apologize in advance for the number of photos here. I promise I'm not trying to hog the bandwidth... But to record this carbine for my records, and if anyone is interested, to show them what this one is like... It's a little different than the previous examples.
Couple of interesting things....
Serial number on the wood matches the receiver number
A burn mark on the forearm??
Four digits of SN electropenciled on top of bolt
Underwood front sight
Looks like a Std. Prod. buttplate
Sear mark is nearly unreadable, but looks like a Quality Hardware
There is a very light "8" on the left trigger arm.
It's the best of the set. I'm really proud of this one... You will soon see.

Ronnie

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[kikokat]

Congratulations Jim. That's a very nice looking "Bavarian".

[colreed]

It also had some service time in Austria. Hence, the LGK mark under the trigger.

[Smokehouse69]

Very nice! Thanks for the great pictures of a fine rifle!

[Tired Retired]

That one is nearly museum quality. I guess you have your safe queen out of the bunch. I like the wood color, strong grain, and the bullnose handguard. Just let me know when you want to get rid of it - I will give you half-price for it!

We really should plan on doing a Texas carbine shoot-out and chili cook off this summer... but you got to agree to bring all your "friends'!!!!

[gunner]

Mmh, i did something wrong. I am the only Bavarian aat here and my Carbine is not an Bavarian. Jim, can we change my one into one of your bavarians? ;-)

Regards

Gunner