New member here, I'm posting pictures of my rifle for the first time here. Its a good shooter but I like the later sights a little better because they work better for me. No inspectors marks except the proof on the wrist. The bore is in great shape and the lands are defined at the muzzle. Ive been shooting 180 Remington ammo and have just enough brass prepared to start working up a load for it.
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Your rifle, being an 1896, has extra metal around the Bolt Seat that old timers I grew up around regarded as allowing the base of the Bolt Handle to act as a better safety lug than does the 1898 receiver.
That makes the 1896 Krag rifle actually have Two well defined safety lugs on the bolt, and not just One.
That, as Forest Gump would say, is always a Good thing.