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Serial # falls in a large block of carbines. If the markings on the receiver say 1899 then it at least started life as a carbine.

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Sorry to lose track of this subject, I have been a little preoccupied the last few weeks.<br />The occupation carbines are uncommon here, your rifle has been heavily modified post Nazi modification. The markings give it slightly extra value. <br />The forend has been cut back, it should have a hand ...

Very nice!!

Check the classified section under "Reproduction handguards and forearms"

Stock extensions are available from a number of sources and can be joined invisiblely under the lower band as in Parashoter's post. With the uncut barrel, yours is a perfect candidate for this if you choose. Should be a fun project!!

Yes we need to get that figured out here. For now you can post multiple responses to your post.

If you could post some pictures it would be a big help!! As Dick says the serial number is far out of the carbine range. But if cut to carbine length you should have a handy shooter/hunting rifle. It is amazing the amount of misinformation that is out there!! Stories get told a couple of times and s...

Sounds like you have a Norwegian Krag, "Nazi occupation carbine" Pictures would be a big help.

Welcome to the addicting world of Krags Kirby!
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Check out the picture section of our web site, that should give you a starting point in identification of your Krag
Looking forward to hearing more!!