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I also own two Trapdoor carbines,
one being an Indian owned Tac Trapdoor.

Two more screen shots. The movie worth watching. There is no BS woke politics injected into it.

Here is a better shot. The 3rd guy in the back I think is either a French or a Polish soldier. When they were in battle a few Nordic Soldiers as running were picking up other rifles instead of stopping to re-load. Maybe in the other pic he was holding one of the allied rifles he picked up

I guess with so many they made a few Frankenstein Krags from parts. I'll try to grab a few more clear stills off the movie video showing more full daylight views.

Watched on NetFlix the movie Narvik. It was released in 2022 and is about when the Germans attacked Norway the city of Narvik at the start of WW2. The Nazis suffered their first defeat of the war as the allied forces came in to help. Its a great movie and LOADS of action of shooting Krags. Ive never...

If anyone is interested this is where I got it the cheapest, Numrich Gun Parts. They also have a few Krag parts too. Like I said it may need some filing to fit and stay in place. Sarco also sells it for much more.

https://www.gunpartscorp.com/products/884730

Man that's FAST!!! Those reload cartridge boxes (Hurtiglader) does anyone make replicas of them, no doubt originals ultra rare going for a King's ransom, if you can find one. Should mention that the M1903 Springfield also had a extended fixed magazine making it a 10 shot load. It was experimental an...

Not being real...still its a cool photo

Well mine was close to 208449 that went to Pribilof, Alaska on the St Paul list. My Krag being 208082 close but no cigar