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Message started by jb3k on Feb 21st, 2013 at 4:13pm

Title: Re: Why the different forearm lengths on Krag rifles?
Post by Century2 on Feb 21st, 2013 at 7:26pm
I have had a few cut-downs I have either restored or used for parts - most were probably performed using guesswork. One in particular was worthy of note - actually the first cut one I had purchased so my curiosity had me holding it to "get the feel". It was cut just ahead of the lower band and had a full-length 30" barrel (see picture) - it had amazing balance with a one-hand hold just before the lower band. I do not shoot from a standing position, but if I did, you can bet that one's lower back wouldn't fatigue as much while needing to hold aim (fully-stocked Krags really pull down). Anyway, the previous owner noted that that the Krag last shot an antelope at 200 yards. I'm not a hunter, but it sounds like that particular combination really worked.
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