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Join Date: Oct 2006
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I want to id this rifle, get an approximate date of manufacture, and an approximate value.
I believe it to be a 6.5mm Dutch Mannlicher of some type. As far as markings: Hembrug 1908 on the wood stock butt, Hembrug 1917 on the receiver. 5001A serial number with royal symbol above the #s. All parts matching serial# including stock. Long barrel with wing-tip sight. As far as blue, I am an amateur at judging this so hopefully the picture shows. There is still quite a bit of blue left. The bore looks really clean. There is pitting on the steel butt-plate. I think there was probably wood down the length of the barrel with bayonet lug in its earlier life and is not present today? I have an older copy of a blue book of gun values but couldn't id this rifle using it.
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Advanced Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2003
Posts: 1,599
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The "Standard Catalog of Military Firearms" lists the Dutch Mannlicher at:
Excellent $250 Very Good $200 Good $125 Fair $75 Poor $50 |
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