Jorge Posted Thursday at 06:12 PM Posted Thursday at 06:12 PM I saw an interesting K-J carbine, 1899, at the local gunship. Nice patina, smooth action. Did not look at the bore, as I was pressed for time. However, on the left side of the barrel, between the muzzle and the sight level, there was a definite machine mark, with distinct edges. at the deepest, it may have been a mm or so. Any information on what to look for, or look out for with such a carbine, and what do you think of the cut out on the barrel? I know, an image would help. Quote
Garrison Joe Posted Thursday at 07:53 PM Posted Thursday at 07:53 PM (edited) Is the cut blued, which could indicate a modification at an armory? A 1 mm deep slot cut into a small part of the barrel probably will not affect the ability to fire it safely. Might it have been an attempt to add a early telescopic sight? 1 hour ago, Jorge said: between the muzzle and the sight level What is a "sight level" on a Krag carbine, anyway? Do you mean the rear sight? good luck, GJ Edited Thursday at 07:53 PM by Garrison Joe Quote
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