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    Well, I'll try to get back there sometime this week, and check it out. If I remember right, the stock DID have the scalloped bolt handle cutout, as opposed to the 1898 square cut. The more I think about it... the more I think I should have stolen the checkbook out of my wife's purse and just dealt with her later, LOL.
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    Just use charger money! LOL! Honey, it's my work! It's probably gone already anyway. I know right where that Cabelas is located, drove past more than once on my way to and from Washtenaw.
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    I'm going to venture there on Wednesday just to see if it's still there... but it's probably not. When ever I go there, I check out the library just to see what is in there. Sometimes there's an interesting rifle. sometimes, there's junk being passed off as legitimate! Saw an 1898 cutoff sporter once being passed off as a legitimate 1898 carbine, and WAYYYYYYY over priced!

    FWIW Bob, I saw a Madsen there last time too!
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    Their rifles online are usually grossly overpriced and under-described. And good luck trying to get any questions answered.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ken The Kanuck View Post
    My wife knows that I have guns. That is enough. Past that there is no "need to know" as we are all aware that the "devil is in the details", give her more details and she will surely raise devil.

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    Unfortunately, being out of work... my wife pretty much says no to everything these days. The exception right now is I can compete in my matches, but she is even giving me the evil eye about that!
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    Back to Cabelas today to pick up a couple things... and found that 1894 hidden behind a few other older toys. Here's what I saw:

    1894, Serial number 15619. Decent 1895 cartouche. Sharp proof mark, but appears to have been struck twice with the sharp mark about 1/8 inch off what may or may not be a first mark. 1896 rear sight. Rifle looks to be a good condition, with a decent bore... but it's dirty too, and could use a good cleaning. Price is still $849.99.
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    Did it have the filled in channel for a cleaning rod?
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    If not, run back and buy it, you'll make out like a bandit.
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    I saw no hole or channel for the cleaning rod. It did have the butt trap, but it was empty. I would love to go back and buy it. I think it's a steal anyway... The only thing stopping me is the lack of money!
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