THESE CUBAN EXHILES APPEAR TO BE PRACTISING WITH all of THE SAME type of RIFLES
CAN ANYONE IDENTIFY THESE RIFLES?
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Yesterday, 08:42 PM
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Need Help Identifying Some Rifles
Hello, I'm new here!
I would greatly appreciate it, if someone could help me out by identifying the rifles in these two photos. I believe the furthest most rifle in the second photo is an M1903 Springfield, but I still need help with the others. Thanks!  
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Yesterday, 09:12 PM
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Join Date: September 13, 2010
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Anybody out there?
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Yesterday, 09:21 PM
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You gotta give it a little longer than 40 minutes sometimes.
I'm positive someone here will be able to tell you exactly
what kind of rifles they all are and give you more info on
them than you ever expected. There are some real experts
here. I'm sorry I'm not one of them.
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Yesterday, 09:29 PM
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Kinda looks like the French MAS 36
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Yesterday, 09:37 PM
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first one looks like a Carcano M38.
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Yesterday, 10:15 PM
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Thanks for all the help so far!
I thought it might have been a carcano but wasn't sure. Is that a Springfield M1903A2 or A3 in the background of the second one? I couldn't see any peep sights on it, but the photos aren't the greatest quality. edit: I see now, that the bulk of them are M38 Carcano's in 7.35x52mm. |
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