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ajax54
I have a friend seeking an apprazial on his Dubiel Arms rifle.Its a 7mm and the serial number is #714. I believe the rifle was made in Ardmore Okla but not certain.

any Information would be appreciated..
Thanks
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  • rufe-snow
    For the most accurate appraisal it should be taken to a knowledgeable/honest dealer, for a hands on.

    If you want our folks help in this matter, you will have to provide quality photos.

    The link below gives instructions for posting photos.

    http://forums.gunbroker.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=259294
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  • MP
    quote:Originally posted by ajax54
    I have a friend seeking an apprazial on his Dubiel Arms rifle.Its a 7mm and the serial number is #714. I believe the rifle was made in Ardmore Okla but not certain.

    any Information would be appreciated..
    Thanks


    I can do that, write me at mjpetrov@acsalaska.net
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  • MP
    quote:Originally posted by Henry0Reilly
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DuBiel_Arms_Company

    http://www.facebook.com/pages/DuBiel-Arms-Company/108330349187639



    If it's No. 714 it's most likley by John Dubiel in Ardmore. Joe was his son and worked much later.
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  • ajax54
    Thanks for the feedback.. currently we are looking toward a local man for an appraisal...
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  • rhmc24
    I am in Ardmore, OK and live at the address where I was born in 1924. John Dubiel was a master gunsmith in every sense of the word here with Hoffman Arms. Hoffmans, dating from the 1920s here are World-Class, among the highest quality and sought after American made guns. I remember as a kid riding my bicycle out the the 'gun factory' where Mr. Dubiel ran his shop after Hoffman had moved out.

    Joe Dubiel was his son, a couple years ahead of me in highschool. In 1949 he had a gunsmith shop here and did a couple jobs for me. Later he was in Sherman/Denison, TX where all the above reference was generated.
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  • Henry0Reilly
    quote:Originally posted by MP
    quote:Originally posted by Henry0Reilly
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DuBiel_Arms_Company

    http://www.facebook.com/pages/DuBiel-Arms-Company/108330349187639



    If it's No. 714 it's most likley by John Dubiel in Ardmore. Joe was his son and worked much later.



    I posted those links because the OP asked for any information. I was pretty sure somebody with more specifics would come along.
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  • WinMike
    FWIW, Elmer Keith was a big fan of Dubiel's rifles. He thought John Dubiel's 7mm created by necking down the 300 H&H Magnum was the finest all-round cartridge made. There were several others as well; see his Keith's 1936 Big Game Rifles and Cartridges.
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