Not for use with modern manufacture 6.5 Carcano ammunition. If you intend on running live ammunition through this rifle, please have it inspected by a competent gunsmith first. revolver, serial number V510210, that Oswald had in his hand when he was arrested. Includes integrated cleaning rod and leather sling. Order form and envelope used by Oswald to purchase the Carcano rifle. Stock has handling marks and dents as can be expected with a 140+year old rifle that saw service up to and including World War I. Trigger guard has dark bluing with edge wear. LSB: 180214MG41 Make: Terni Arsenal, Italy Model: Carcano Serial Number: B1397 Year of Manufacture: 1939 Caliber: 7.35x53mm Action Type: Bolt Action, Fixed Magazine Markings: The top of the barrel is marked '1939 XVII / RE TERNI / SA / B1397'. Both barrel bands have good bluing, with some more bluing wear found on the front barrel band.

Barrel finish is also mostly complete with some of the finish lightening in some areas. Along with the serial number, there are two stamps on the barrel at the Nock's Form with 'TORINO' in a circle above '1877' which indicates this was manufactured at the Torino arsenal in 1877, over 140 years ago. This Italian Vetterli 1870 (5) is in very good condition with 90% bluing. If you mean the Major makers (not the subcontract Parts makers) then the list is quite small, and some are just variations of the title (same factory) M91s before WW I: TORINO TORRE ANNUNCIATA TERNI Carbines: Gardone and P.Beretta M91s during WW I: TERNI MIDA (Brescia) OR (Officine Romane d'Artiglieria) SFARE (Gardone) FNAB (Brescia) P.Beretta (Gardone) 1920s-1930s TERNI & RE TERNI P.Beretta FNAB SFARE 1940-1945 RE TERNI & FAT FNAB ARMAGUERRA.

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