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This was a Fucile mod.91 made at the Terni Arsenal in 1935-XIII. XIII indicates the 13th year of the fadcist era, so this gun was made before October 28th 1935. The crowned R.E. next to Terni is the italian Army acceptance stamp. The og serial was milled away and restamped, probably on the commercial market since it has weird fonts and disposition.
3 days ago · Length is 26-1/4", hardwood. No butt plate. Can be refinished. Perfect for restoration project. Condition is very good. More than just a pretty picture. No firearm/gun parts sold outside the US.
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