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    Type 38 getting it together...

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    As you can see it is restored, one rifle that is going to be used without any worries about the safety of the rifle.
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    Great job. Is it yours or a customers? Could you do a Range Report with pictures? Thanks, AGB-1

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    Completed:
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    Everything is exact, perfect, ready for the woods. I can take this out and know it's safe to shoot, it's 100% correct, and it's 100% complete, 100% safe, than a lot of other rifles that are for sale.

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    Personally I like the wood finish far better than the original. No nicks or scratches in it either.
    Regards, Jim

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