Absolut
Senior Member
A very small quantity came to the market, and I grabbed two of them .. spent the evening with the hair dryer making all the grease liquid and wiping it off (it's still sticky all over), but at least now the markings are readable.
Both are fully matching numbers, both include the original paperwork from the Slovenian Ministry of Defense, and the manual for the scope - and the scope cover, which also has a multi tool hidden inside the cleaning cloth, and a cleaning rod on top. The magazine floorplate is folding by depressing a side button. Can't speak of the trigger since it finally starts to be working, but takes nearly half a second to finally fall. Also note the Pachermayer buttplate and the sling swivels, which look like ones from Enfield rifles, where as the barrel seems to have the Mauser contour.
Any recommendations how to get the grease out of the stock better? And I wonder how many of you had seen one of those rifles before, or even were aware of it?
And yes, as usual with my pictures in some the fishing line is still visible. And I removed the first two digits of the rifles serial number on various pictures, therefore black points in front of the serial number.
Both are fully matching numbers, both include the original paperwork from the Slovenian Ministry of Defense, and the manual for the scope - and the scope cover, which also has a multi tool hidden inside the cleaning cloth, and a cleaning rod on top. The magazine floorplate is folding by depressing a side button. Can't speak of the trigger since it finally starts to be working, but takes nearly half a second to finally fall. Also note the Pachermayer buttplate and the sling swivels, which look like ones from Enfield rifles, where as the barrel seems to have the Mauser contour.
Any recommendations how to get the grease out of the stock better? And I wonder how many of you had seen one of those rifles before, or even were aware of it?
And yes, as usual with my pictures in some the fishing line is still visible. And I removed the first two digits of the rifles serial number on various pictures, therefore black points in front of the serial number.
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