Krag Collectors Association Forum

Please post the markings on the receiver. The original designers were Norwegian and there are Norwegian versions and Danish versions so receiver markings will be helpful.

butlersrangers wrote: ↑Sat May 25, 2024 6:35 am IMO - It is much more interesting in its current configuration.

Absolutely
If you prefer a constabulary clone I have one I would trade you

Well that is one interesting Krag. That is the closest looking Krag to a Model 1892 carbine other than Tom Pearce's original that I have seen. I am not near my reference books to dig deeper but some digging needs to be done. Not sure but I think the barrel band should be held by spring not a pin tho...

So Bill, who are you using for gunsmithing these days?

Bill, if you are going sporter with new laminate stock original sights seem pointless. I would suggest an aperture rear sight no drill if possible and maybe a "sleeker" front sight

I would buy it in a heart beat!!

Dick Hosmer wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2024 1:45 am Or perhaps a .22 Gallery Practice rifle? Then there is the whole 1892 and 1896 arena. Short and long-stocked carbines, a "school gun"? Lions & tigers & bears, oh my!!

Indeed

WOW never knew of military use