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Feb 13, 2008 Right after the Sept 1943 Armistice the Germans seized control of both the Terni and Armaguerra factories and most of the markings were deleted. The 1944 - early 1945 vintage Carcano rifles and carbines I have seen don't have dates, and many are don't have the factory name either. The 'acorn' on your M91/41 is an Italian proofmark. Jul 31, 2012 Manufactured beginning in 1892, the Carcano Model 1891 was a hybrid design combining a native Italian bolt with a Mannlicher magazine system. Gain twist rifling was used to extend the barrel life of this and all subsequent Carcano rifles until the Model 1938.
6.5x52 Carcano Snap Caps Cupronickel Italian Wwi Wwii 6.5 1891 Dummy Rounds $21.99 10-military Sling Buttons-fit Many Models-mauser-mosin-mannlicher-carcano More. Carcano identification. Having been in production for so long and serving both World Wars, the Carcano has gone through a great many changes. Clear identification can be time consuming but there are clear indicators to guide you. The Carcano and Israel by Dan Reynolds. Prior to the British withdrawal from Palestine in 1948 Jewish agents were combing Europe for rifles. They were buying anything they could find. A deal was struck for 8mm Carcano carbines and they were stored on an airfield in central Italy which had recently been used by the RAF.
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11093 M1 Garand birch stock. No hardware,just wood. This one has been well used but is serviceable and freeof any functional damage. It's scratched up with numerous littledents and dings but no substantial gouges. No cartouches or othermarkings.
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$25
11140 Carcano 6 round Mannlicher clip, BRASS. Marked 'LN' and 'C-15' $25
11141 Carcano 6 round Mannlicher clip, BRASS. Marked 'SMI' and '15' $25
Cast Bullets In A Carcano..
11142 Carcano 6 round Mannlicher clip, BRASS. Marked 'BP' and 'B-17' $25
11144 Carcano 6 round Mannlicher clip, BRASS. Marked 'BPD' and '34' $20
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11148 Carcano 6 round Mannlicher clip, BRASS. Marked 'SMI' and '953' $2011149 Carcano 6 round Mannlicher clip, STEEL. Marked 'RR' and'M-36' $10 each
11154 Carcano 6 round Mannlicher clip, STEEL. Marked 'SMI' and'*39' $10 each
#VM- Italian M1871/87 10.4mm Vetterli-Vitali magazine assembly. Complete with follower and spring.
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$100
13512 Italian M1870 Vetterli Moschetto with reversing cruciform socket bayonet. TORINO 1882 Single shot 10.4mm with dust cover intact. Bayonet serial number does not match the rifle. Has rust on 95% of external steel surfaces including the bayonet with some light pitting under most of it. Bore has one single pitt in the middle but the rest of it is clean and bright with strong rifling and a good crown. Stock has been well used with lots of little dings and scratches but remains solid with no cracks or large gouges. I found no defect to any of the mechanical aspects but as always, if you plan to fire it you are responsible for having it certified safe by a competent gunsmith.
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15109 French M1874 M80 Gras Rifle in original 11mm Gras caliber. Bore has some pitting near the chamber end but is mostly bright and shiny with sharp rifling. Stock is well worn and has a small crack starting on the left side of the receiver right below the 'M80' marking and another one beginning just below the rear sight on the right side. Both cracks are quite small and should be visible in the pictures if you look for them. Part numbers do not match. Holy Water plug in stock remains intact but the cartouches are worn away. The rear band retaining spring in the stock has a broken stem underneath so it does not have enough tension to retain the band properly. There are scattered areas of rust and pitting on the steel surfaces. There is no cleaning rod.
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$400
Live home 3d pro 3 6 2019. Gun parts listings are below this point. There are no item numbers, just order these by name and please state the model of rifle you need them for;-)
Manga studio ex 5 0 5 mac. Please note that these gun parts are only a very minor sideline for me and I don't generally invest any time in taking pictures of individual parts.
Swiss M1869 and M1871 Vetterli parts. (Many parts also interchangeable with the M78 and M81 models listed below)Some parts are specific to the M1869 and early M1871 so this may get a bit tricky.
Egyptian Carcano Markings
What you see listed below is what I have. If you don't see it listed, I don't have it so check back again frequently to see if what you need has popped up.
Barrel Band, REAR with screw, M71 $35
Bolt Handle $35
Bolt Stop $10
Bolt stop screw $5
Buttplate, flat type M69 and M71 $30
Buttplate screws, M69 and M71 $10 each
Carrier M69 with cutout for magazine cutoff clearance $40
Carrier M71 $30
Cartridge Lifter Arm M69 and M71 $30
Cartridge Lifter Screw $5
Cartridge Lifter Spring $15
Floorplate M71 $30
Floorplate screw $10
Floorplate assembly complete with lifter arm, spring and screw $70
Forestock Retaining Key (Transverse Key) $20
Magazine Follower $25
Magazine Follower Stop Ring $10
Rear Sight Assembly M1871 $65
Rear Sight Base $20
Rear Sight Base Screw $10
Rear Sight Leaf Screw $10
Rear Sight Leaf Spring, Left $10
Rear Sight Leaf Spring, Right $10
Rear Sling Swivel $30
Rear Sling Swivel Screws $10 each
Sear M71 $15
Sear Spring M71 $25
Sear Spring Screw $10
Sear and Trigger Hinge Pin M71 $10
Tang Screw, rear, wood screw $10
Tang Screw, forward, machine screw $10
Trigger M71 $15
Trigger hinge pin $10
Trigger Guard M71 $30
Trigger Guard pin $10
Trigger & Sear Assembly with hinge pin M71 $30
Trigger & Sear Assembly with hinge pin (M-1869 only) $30
Swiss M1878/M1881 Vetterli parts. (Many parts also interchangeable with the M69 and M71 models) (Note the only difference between the M78 and M81 are the rear sights and almost all of the M78s you see have been upgraded to the M81 sights.)
What you see listed below is what I have. If you don't see it listed, I don't have it so check back again frequently to see if what you need has popped up.
Italian Carcano Rifle For Sale
Barrel Band Retainer Spring $20
Bolt Handle $35
Bolt Stop $10
Buttplate, Crescent Type for M78 and M81 $30
Buttplate Screws $10 each
Buttstock (Crescent plate type) $40
Carrier $30
Cartridge Lifter Arm $30
Cartridge Lifter Screw $5
Cartridge Lifter Spring $15
Floorplate $30
Floorplate Screw $10
Floorplate assembly complete with lifter arm, spring and screw $70
Forestock Retaining Key (Transverse Key) $20
Magazine Follower $25
Magazine Follower Stop Ring $10
Nose Cap with bayonet lug (M78 + M81) $50
Rear Sling Swivel Screws $10 each
Sear $15
Sear Spring $25
Sear Spring Screw $10
Sear and Trigger Hinge Pin $10
Tang Screw, Rear (wood screw) $10
Tang Screw, Forward (machine screw) $10
Trigger $15
Trigger Guard $30
Trigger and Trigger Guard Pins $10 each
I also have some parts for the following rifles:
Canadian Ross MkII (M1905)
Czech VZ52 (Usually mistakenly identified as an SHE52. The SHE is actually the 3 letter factory code of the factory that made them.)
Italian M1871/87 Vetterli-Vitali
Italian M1871/87/15 Vetterli-Carcano
Italian Carcano (Various models, no stocks)
Japanese T99 and T38 (much is also compatible with T44)
Greek Y:1903/14 (no stock parts)
Hungarian M1935
There are NO CLEANING RODS but otherwise sendyour needs and I'll let you know what I have and how much I want for it.
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My brain quit on me. again. Anyway, two questions. I have a 1939 dated M-38 in 7.35mm that has the crossed rifles stamped into the left side of the chamber area of the barrel. Does this mean that it shot a bit better or that it was a little closer to the blueprints than the others? Next question pertains to my M-41. It has very little in the way of anything stamped on it other than FAT 1947 in the stock, the serial number and the usual 'Made in Italy' on the barrel along with a crown in a square and a small star and what looks like an acorn. I would just like to know what arsenal made it.