Help ID this German Imperial-period rifle

Cool Arisaka
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(1/22/03 6:56:07 am)
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Mike -

As this is repetitious of the your post in the "Ask the Experts" forum, I am removing the contents of this one. I will delete this post in its entirety on Friday Jan 24th.

ruffitt
Mike S.
Down East Militaria
Raeford, NC
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Edited by: Cool Arisaka at: 1/22/03 8:46:52 am

Go Get Beer
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(1/22/03 7:24:48 am)
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I'm sorry, I can't help you, but I bet somebody will be around shortly to display a vast amount of knowledge.
While I'm here, could somebody tell me what the second trigger is for?

1952Sniper
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(1/22/03 8:18:43 am)
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Probably has separate triggers, one for cocking, one for firing.
Macht kaputt, was euch kaputt macht!

Go Get Beer
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(1/22/03 8:28:49 am)
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You mean you can cock it by pulling one of the triggers? Cool!

Thanks for the info.

1952Sniper
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(1/22/03 8:31:34 am)
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Maybe... I dunno about this particular rifle.
Macht kaputt, was euch kaputt macht!