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  • KenK/84Bravo
    Yeah, that is very interesting. Especially photo's 14 and 18.

    Have not seen one quite like that.

    I will say, those mounts appear to be added on, as the barrel engravings appear to be partially covered up, by the mount.

    The rear raised platform, evident in photo 18, is quite unusual.

    Anyone send this over to Bert, in Ask the Experts? Be curious what he had to say about it.
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  • Sam06
    Very cool, especially since its an Angle Eject already tapped for mounts.

    The gun has been used and hunted with too. 356 Winchester is a very good deer and hog round and I would feel confidant using it on Elk in the timber.

    Thanks for pointing it out.
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  • Grasshopper
    Never seen a 356 used that much. They had it setup to shoot things for sure. Those mounts cost an ass load.
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  • toad67
    Grasshopper wrote:
    Never seen a 356 used that much. They had it setup to shoot things for sure. Those mounts cost an ass load.


    Agree, about the asking price of the gun...
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  • Ricci Wright
    Sorry I see BUBBA.
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  • wiplash
    "WE DO NOT USE GUN BROKER CHECK OUT IT IS VERY EXPENSIVE

    If you are the winning bidder or purchaser please contact us is by telephone (208)-466-9647."

    :o
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  • KenK/84Bravo
    wiplash wrote:
    "WE DO NOT USE GUN BROKER CHECK OUT IT IS VERY EXPENSIVE

    If you are the winning bidder or purchaser please contact us is by telephone (208)-466-9647."

    :o




    Read that also. It sucks when you have to pay a %'ge to GB, in order to sell your stuff, Right? :o :shock:
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  • TRAP55
    I'm still trying to figure out why you would spend that kind of money on those mounts, and put a Tasco scope on it....and the scope isn't even included.
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  • SCOUT5
    I wonder what scope was on it when it was set up. I'm guessing it was a set, scope, mounts, and rings all fitting together.
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  • TRAP55
    Euro claw mount rings are almost always soldered to the scope, and everything is hand fitted as a unit. Lose the scope w/rings, and you start from scratch
    That's probably a NEA mount with split rings, but you would still have to match up a scope with the tube and obj lense dimensions as that Tasco. Claw mounts were old school quick release, with positive return to zero when it was put back on. Good enough that they are still used on high dollar custom rifles.
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  • mac10
    german proof markings so it was there and brought back or sold there
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  • toad67
    mac10 wrote:
    german proof markings so it was there and brought back or sold there

    Are those in front of the lever??
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  • Piranha451
    The mounts look to be those from EAW. They still offer mounts for the 94!

    A bit off topic, but over in Europe where silencers are an unrestricted accessory, one is even used on a 94:

    https://youtu.be/tWj_b-aXUmA
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  • CaptFun
    wiplash wrote:
    "WE DO NOT USE GUN BROKER CHECK OUT IT IS VERY EXPENSIVE

    If you are the winning bidder or purchaser please contact us is by telephone (208)-466-9647."

    :o

    There is no cost to use the GB checkout (from GunBroker), you just have to use one of 19 credit card processors that they support. If they can take a card over the phone they can use the GB checkout with no additional fee.
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