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About LinkBacksI love shooting my 1900 Oberndorf, 1916 m96 and my ‘41 Husqvarna m38; all in unmolested state. They are quality rifles. Having just read Beevor’s ‘Arnhem, the Battle for the Bridges, 1944’ I noted that some German defenders were issued with similar vintage rifles as their usual arms were in short supply.
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