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  • rufe-snow
    Chinese Type 53, copy of Russian Model 44.
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  • gary wray
    Jigga........whoops! Wrong war. With the date 1951 it is most probably a ChiCom/NK "scrubbed" M44...could be a rare bird from the
    "Forgotten War" Korea, excuse me, "conflict." The Russians did not want any of us to think that they were involved in any way in the "conflict".
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  • rufe-snow
    quote:Originally posted by gary wray
    Jigga........whoops! Wrong war. With the date 1951 it is most probably a ChiCom/NK "scrubbed" M44...could be a rare bird from the
    "Forgotten War" Korea, excuse me, "conflict." The Russians did not want any of us to think that they were involved in any way in the "conflict".


    The date appears to be 1955.1 to me. Could be the .1 denotes the month of Jan.?
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  • Jigga
    yes it does say 1955.1. I was thinking it was a bit rare as I could not find any pics or more info about it.
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  • rufe-snow
    quote:Originally posted by Jigga
    yes it does say 1955.1. I was thinking it was a bit rare as I could not find any pics or more info about it.



    The Chinese Type 53's aren't nearly as common as the Russian and East European Model 44's. This link is to a site on the net that has the best collectors information on the various Mosin-Nagant rifles, including your Chinese.

    http://7.62x54r.net/
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