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Here's one for the experts to critique : https://www.joesalter.com/category/p...e-Custer-Range
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Looks "real" to me, at least from the pictures, though I share his concern about the sight since the screws, while correct, seem to show a little roughness indicating possible replacement. Other than that - which is hardly a deal-breaker - I'd say it is good to go. Thanks for sharing. It was not on my list - means Salter got it recently, as I monitor him. -
Never heard of this site, put it in my favorites. Not that I could afford his prices. I either made some really good investments back in the 80's, 90's, when I purchased my 7-8 Krags or he is out of his mind! What do you think of his prices on Krags?? Most of the other stuff he had for sale I could not comment on, do not follow it. He sure has a large inventory however!You can never go home again.Comment
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I think his prices on Krags are too high, especially the 92/96. Who cares if it is a two-digit number if it has been overhauled?Comment
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Like the NRA answer guy once said, "Unless its No. 1, low serials mean little"!You can never go home again.Comment
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I remember the early carbines will not have barrel proofs. The pinned front sight is correct?Comment
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Base looks OK - from the pictures provided - but blade has clearly been replaced - different color, and pin should be polished in place; that one's been out. I hate to pay that kind of money (yes, he IS high) without actually being able to roll the gun around in my hands and squint from different angles.Comment
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The 73 carbine has been sold according to the site. What was the price and the serial number, Ray.Comment
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