I can snap a pic of it if you like, It is stamped and not reblued. If you look at the first pic up against the tree the Import stamp sticks out like crazy. I think it has just shadowing in the pic of the receiver.andrewd41 wrote:Look at the C.A.I. import stamp. I can't tell from the picture but it should be etched "after" the bluing was applied. If that stamp is blued than the bluing was done after the import mark. The metal looks great compared to the stock.
1955 Type 53 Showcase Consideration
Re: 1955 Type 53 Showcase Consideration
91/30's -- 1940 Tula, 1943 Izhevsk
M44's -- 1945 Izhevsk, 1952 Polish, 1955 Type 53
M1895 Nagants-- 1945 Tula, 1943 Izhevsk
Norinco Mak90, Norinco SKS
Steyr M95/34
M44's -- 1945 Izhevsk, 1952 Polish, 1955 Type 53
M1895 Nagants-- 1945 Tula, 1943 Izhevsk
Norinco Mak90, Norinco SKS
Steyr M95/34
Re: 1955 Type 53 Showcase Consideration
Hmmm. Re-blued maybe? Still wouldn't kick it from the collection.andrewd41 wrote:Look at the C.A.I. import stamp. I can't tell from the picture but it should be etched "after" the bluing was applied. If that stamp is blued than the bluing was done after the import mark. The metal looks great compared to the stock.


