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November 8, 2011
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I think this seller must be “Selling Uncle’s Old Guns “
April 30, 2023
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I remember us discussing this gun (and seller) not long ago….the caliber stamping in particular. 
April 15, 2005
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Barring a hands-on inspection of that 20″ Deer Rifle, I currently have it documented as (1) of the (12) known authentic Model 64 38-55 rifles, and it is one of just three 20″ rifles.
Bert
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November 8, 2011
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Bert H. said
Barring a hands-on inspection of that 20″ Deer Rifle, I currently have it documented as (1) of the (12) known authentic Model 64 38-55 rifles, and it is one of just three 20″ rifles.
Bert
You consider this one to be authentic?
April 15, 2005
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sb said
Bert H. said
Barring a hands-on inspection of that 20″ Deer Rifle, I currently have it documented as (1) of the (12) known authentic Model 64 38-55 rifles, and it is one of just three 20″ rifles.
Bert
You consider this one to be authentic?
It is possible that it is. I really need to see (inspect) the factory markings on the underside of the barrel to be sure. The actual manufacture date for that rifle is March 1939. If it has a “37” or earlier date stamp on the bottom of the barrel the odds increase on it being authentic.
Bert
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November 8, 2011
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Jeremy P said
I remember us discussing this gun (and seller) not long ago….the caliber stamping in particular.
I remember the seller as he has a remarkable number of questionable items but I didn’t remember this gun
November 8, 2011
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Bert H. said
sb said
Bert H. said
Barring a hands-on inspection of that 20″ Deer Rifle, I currently have it documented as (1) of the (12) known authentic Model 64 38-55 rifles, and it is one of just three 20″ rifles.
Bert
You consider this one to be authentic?
It is possible that it is. I really need to see (inspect) the factory markings on the underside of the barrel to be sure. The actual manufacture date for that rifle is March 1939. If it has a “37” or earlier date stamp on the bottom of the barrel the odds increase on it being authentic.
Bert
If I came across this gun being sold, and if it’s real, I’d definitely miss out on it. There’s nothing that looks right to me about it. Probably why I almost never find really rare items.
March 20, 2010
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sb said
If I came across this gun being sold, and if it’s real, I’d definitely miss out on it. There’s nothing that looks right to me about it. Probably why I almost never find really rare items.
Not a 64 aficionado, but I wouldnt feel I missed out on anything here.
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April 30, 2023
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sb said
Jeremy P said
I remember us discussing this gun (and seller) not long ago….the caliber stamping in particular.
I remember the seller as he has a remarkable number of questionable items but I didn’t remember this gun
Yeah, could have been a different gun of course…I feel like we discussed that caliber stamping but it all runs together.
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