AX 40 all correct

jack944

Senior Member

• Feb 18, 2011

• #1

This is a pretty tough code to come by. It was a nice Spring day so I thought I would take it out and take some pics. All matching including the band spring !

 

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jack944

Senior Member

• Feb 18, 2011

• #2

AX 40 more pics

more pics of the Ax 40

 

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bob32268

Senior Member

• Feb 18, 2011

• #3

ax 1940

Nice looking rifle,Jack! A very tough code and year to get.
Tks for the pics.
Bob

 

Bigdibbs88

"Ach du lieber!"

• Feb 18, 2011

• #4

Wow very nice jack! thanks for sharing.

 

miles136

Well-known member

• Feb 18, 2011

• #5

Great gun, nice pics..thanks man, I dont know if Ive seen a legit original ax like that one

 

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Bob in OHIO

Senior Member

• Feb 18, 2011

• #6

Jack- Super example you have & I am happy to see another late one.
My n-block is one of the last ax40s known by SN IIRC...​

Mine has a '41 dated barrel. The cupped butt plate is '41 and numbered,
& front sight is cut for a hood....​

 

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Turbo Archie

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• Feb 18, 2011

• #7

Nice!!!!


Thanks for posting..


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mauser202

Senior Member

• Feb 19, 2011

• #8

Nice rifles! Erma is my favorite manufacturer

 

Hambone

Community Organizer

Staff member

• Feb 24, 2011

• #9

Holy smokes, I missed this one. Very nice and pic stickied for reference. We needed one of these for ref.

 

DiehardWWII

Well-known member

• Feb 26, 2011

• #10

27 code 1940 that should be an AX - leftover receiver.

Here's my matching "L" block with a 27 receiver. Should be an AX code by all rights, must have been a leftover or a previous reject from the parts bin.
Just a little different. Yes, i'm sorry it's been lightly cleaned, not my doing. Cartouches and #'s still sharp though.
Diehard

 

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bjarne

Senior Member

• Nov 6, 2012

• #11

Hallo,question is the cleaning rod number stamped inside the stock?
My AX 1940 has an cleaning rod numbered 13,and also the numbered 13 inside the stock