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HI Do not fire a deactivated rifle, and there is no DP marks on the rifle,they are still looking for the rear handguard.
A good habit to get into is to remove the woodwork from your newly acquired rifle and check for holes in the barrel.
This is not my rifle however I would like to bring this to the attention of any potential hidden traps with shooting a newly acquired rifle,always check the rifle over before using it.
The reason i placed this on the board was not to BAG ANYONE OUT, but to highlight the problems that may arise with collecting and shooting military rifles and to bring this to attention of new rifle collectors and shooters,and what pitfalls could be lurking around the corner if you do not inspect your firearm thoroughly.
A good habit to get into is to remove the woodwork from your newly acquired rifle and check for holes in the barrel.
This is not my rifle however I would like to bring this to the attention of any potential hidden traps with shooting a newly acquired rifle,always check the rifle over before using it.
The reason i placed this on the board was not to BAG ANYONE OUT, but to highlight the problems that may arise with collecting and shooting military rifles and to bring this to attention of new rifle collectors and shooters,and what pitfalls could be lurking around the corner if you do not inspect your firearm thoroughly.