Krag Collectors Association Forum

Bob, No hit. Closest listed 59669 '96R CO M 37th USV INF. have fun with it. John

I'm jealous. John

The last Krag rifle was the 1898 made through late 1903 with many versions of rear sights. The bayonet will fit any US Krag rifle. Not sure about your question re: dealer. John

Hi, As Dick "pointed" out, there are a lot of reproductions. It is for sure one heck of a blade. There were approx. 5000 made, but records mostly state 2000 issued. 1900 was the year of manufacture. Blade should be 9.1" in length. Overall 13.75". It weights .92 lbs. John

Welcome. If it was mine, I would return it back to as original as you can get it as you seem to have all the parts. It all depends if you are a History person or just want a shooter. If you do decide to return it back, be very careful when you replace the hand guard. Slide it on from the muzzle end ...

Thanks for the update. Merry Christmas. John

OK, Thanks, John

Is it just my PC or are postings duplicating? Starting around 14th page. Thanks and Merry Christmas, John

Hello and welcome. Your receiver is that of a 1899 Carbine (no '99 rifles)as is the stock. The barrel was cut down to carbine length and the front sight was one of the type used in this conversion procedure. The rear sight appears to be a 1902 sight. Rear sights were used like musical chairs to the ...

Same postage saving apply with Schumer & Gillibrand.