Here's one you don't see very often but could give you a surprise if you do: An M91 long rifle rechambered for the 6.5 Greek Mannlicher cartridge. Which is a couple mm longer than 6.5 Carcano.
And if you were shooting milsurp ammo with brittle brass from old age, you could have a case fail. Actually, in the brginning, they were intended to fire both cartridges interchangably.
Shown is one of the conversion marks - a big 'E' which has a connection to some Greek word - can't recall specifically right now. You will also see "It. u Gr." "Italian und Greische" Neither are common.
I bid on this one but dropped out due to overall poor condition. I figure it was used by Greek partisans against the Germans.
This another of the variations that are seldom seen but a few are out there. SW
