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Old 27th August 2018, 06:53 AM   #13
Martin Lubojacky
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I saw exactly this gun (shape of stock, stock, engarvings) cca four times in Turkey (markets in Ankara). Based on this I would say it is of Anatolian origin. Usually they were in worse condition than yours.
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