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It's a Steyr. Yes, there are buttplate markings on the tang.
A VERY thorough set of pics of it will be posted tomorrow morning in the Austro-Hungarian Empire section of milsurps.com here:
http://www.milsurps.com/forumdisplay.php?f=56
(you may have to join the site to see them)
A VERY thorough set of pics of it will be posted tomorrow morning in the Austro-Hungarian Empire section of milsurps.com here:
http://www.milsurps.com/forumdisplay.php?f=56
(you may have to join the site to see them)
That's right guys, the photos of it aren't up yet. I've uploaded them, but they won't be visible till the site update later this morning.
The images you saw for 1916 are from another 8x50 M95, but it's a 1916 dated long rifle. The 1897 Stutzen will join it there later this morning
The only thing that's been done to it recently is a light coat of beeswax paste has been hand-rubbed onto the wood and then buffed off with a cotton cloth, and the metal was given a light coat of ballistol. Otherwise it's totally original
The images you saw for 1916 are from another 8x50 M95, but it's a 1916 dated long rifle. The 1897 Stutzen will join it there later this morning
The only thing that's been done to it recently is a light coat of beeswax paste has been hand-rubbed onto the wood and then buffed off with a cotton cloth, and the metal was given a light coat of ballistol. Otherwise it's totally original
Got it on a trade for, of all things, a Norinco copy of an Ithaca 37. It was located in Alberta in Canada. I suspect it's a vet bringback from the WW1 era.
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