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riceone
 Post subject: Reproducing Mums
PostPosted: Sun Jun 22, 2008 3:10 pm 
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Anything can and has been done, but the thing is - its still a reproduction. It would never be the same as the real thing. Mitchell has been repo'ing mauser rifle for years but they are not the original and neve will be. Numrich Arms did sell T38 and T99 repoduction stocks and they fit and look like the original but anyone can tell they are not original. riceone.
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I saw a photo of a mum stamp that someone posted on one of the forums a good while back, I cant remember which forum it was though. I would like to have original stamp thought, not to stamp mums on rifles but just for my collection of militaria.

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....do they even still exist anywhere-except maybe in a museum????

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i think id rather have one obviously ground than a repro - at least it would have collector value
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