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    Since John mentioned the pre-WWI NM rifles ... couldn't resist posting a few pictures of mine. A 1915 NM I got about four years ago. A few pictures were taken before I got it cleaned up. (Dried grease or cosmo)











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    How close to mine?
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    Looks like a 1919 NM to me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rick the Librarianicon View Post
    Since John mentioned the pre-WWI NM rifles ... couldn't resist posting a few pictures of mine. A 1915 NM I got about four years ago. A few pictures were taken before I got it cleaned up. (Dried grease or cosmo)

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    Beautiful rifle Rick!
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