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  • sarge_3ad
    I have one of those in the shop right now, for repair, and it's nothing close to condition of the one for sale. The one here needs alot of help!
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  • p3skyking
    Usually when you can't find a new replacement, there's a reason.

    The old one didn't work so well either!
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  • He Dog
    Don't know that rifle. For the sake of my education, why would I want one? lever fold down to: (pick one) 1. Cycle the action. 2. for use as a really short monopod. 3. so guys will ask why it does that.
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  • buschmaster
    monopod would be my guess
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  • Topkick
    It becomes a verticle post to hold when firing.
    I've shot one last summer. Different, but interesting.
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  • walleyeman
    They made them in bolt action too, of which I have, nice shooting little gun.
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  • TooBig
    They have been around for years and I like them when I was a kid I bought one and still have it. Clips are hard to find and pricey Helps steady the shot
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  • 11b6r
    I have 3 of them. They are very accurate hunting carbines. The fold-down forearm is used as a vertical pistol grip. The striker is kinda doughnut shaped, and drops in line with the bore- so no tendency to pull the rifle one way or the other. The same mag that fits the 44 series will fit these. The wood they used for these inexpensive rifles was really pretty- a little tung oil, and it GLOWS! Last made in 1957, so they are C&R eligible. Really fun little plinkers.
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