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Modean
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Just picked up my new sniper. It's in a laminate stock with a wrist crossbolt, refurb mark on stock. Its a 44 Iz that seems to have a matching bolt and mag floor plate. Butt plate is force match. The scope is clear and the bore is sharp, so my two main hopes for this buy have been achieved. More to come after I clean her up and get to the range.
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husker51
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Nice sniper my friend! Congratulations! :thumbsup:
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uberjon
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Where did you get it from?
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Joeinthehills
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attachment=0]P1010015.jpg[/attachment]Both of mine, which are not laminated stocks came from Classic Firearms in Matthews, NC.

They are NOT Molot's as I originally thought, but definitely Russian, and Not from the Ukraine.

Very pleased with metal finish and especially bore conditions.

Haven't shot either one, owing to it's grass cutting season and allot of rain in these parts so grass duties keep us busy weekly.
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