Krag Collectors Association Forum

A mention of the Stomperud sold on gun broker and maybe was purchased by a Nazi memorabilia collector could be correct. <br /><br />We had a garage sale a few weeks ago and I had an old WWII bayonet for sale. I picked it up at one of the many gun shows my father and I went to when I was little, most...

Madsenshooter,

It seems that I picked a good home for the Stomperud! Keep posting pictures so I can watch the restoration progress.

A big question is; Why not fire the rifle?

Regardless, my father would approve of the work you are doing.

Gary

The rifle has been spoken for.

Gary
Pine, CO

Interesting. I would never have guessed it was originally produced in 19th century.<br /><br />Two questions.<br /><br />1. Is anyone interested in this firearm? As far as I can tell nothing has been sawed off it. It is in very good shape. I do have a sport stock that goes with it. I can provide mor...

<r>this is my first post on the board and I am not a Krag collector or enthusiast. I know it shoots 6.5x55<br /><br />There are no sights on the barrel and it has the original bayonet lug on the front. Barrel measures just shy of 24"<br /><br />Here are some pictures of stamps on the receiver a...