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My father in law over the past week has been showing me a number of the guns that he has put away. Many of these came from his father who ran a watch / gun repair shop from the 30's thru the 70's. At 84, he is starting to give thought to how to divide up his accumulation of weapons.
Please excuse my lack of weapon terminology. This rifle is in rough shape with no discernible markings other than the one number grouping of R4110 with circle within a circle symbol after it. It appears designed to accept a stripper clip from the top. Within the trigger loop is a small sliding release that opens the spring loaded plate in fromt of the trigger loop.
Any assistance in identifying the maker/model and it's value would be greatly appreciated.
Please excuse my lack of weapon terminology. This rifle is in rough shape with no discernible markings other than the one number grouping of R4110 with circle within a circle symbol after it. It appears designed to accept a stripper clip from the top. Within the trigger loop is a small sliding release that opens the spring loaded plate in fromt of the trigger loop.
Any assistance in identifying the maker/model and it's value would be greatly appreciated.





