1917 Remington M91

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Re: 1917 Remington M91

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shoto2758 wrote:What kind of wood would you say this is?
Is this rifle SA marked anywhere? The hand guard looks Finn to me.

Note the position of the cross bolt. Dead in the center of the finger groove (up and down).
But I find that the cross bolt front to back is interesting (from the left side to the right side).

Someone please address his question of wood type. I'm in a hurry and have to get back to work!

Very nice rifle! 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-)

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Re: 1917 Remington M91

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No Finn Markings
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Re: 1917 Remington M91

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Can someone help ID the stock type?
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Re: 1917 Remington M91

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Nice Rifle :Drool1: I have always wanted a Remington M91, if I had one I would keep my 870 Wingmaster that was made in 1966 beside it in the safe. They are similar in length I think. There is something special about a Remington firearm to me, but I must confess, I enjoy everything from muzzleloaders to modern guns regardless of manufacture. If it loads and shoots, its cool in my book :vcool:

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