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Terni Arsenal Mannlicher Carcano Model 91 29 Bolt Action Carbine

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This unusual military carbine features a side-mounted grenade laucher that utilzed the carbine's bolt as a grenade firing mechanism. Import stamps indicate that this rifle was brought to the U.S. by a commercial dealer in 1960.


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