Used Surplus Italian Carcano 91 Truppe Special Carbines 6.5x52mm - Blue/Black, Wood Stock

Questions & Answers

• Q: Where can i buy the ammo? Can you buy the ammo from any local gun store?

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  • Asked 12/08/2020 15:15 by ALBERT Y

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  I just checked (G)un Br0ker and they literally have 1 box of 20 with a minimum bid of $41, so if your getting a Carcano id call aroubd 1st or stock up on ammoseek.com because (G)un Br0ker don't have much of this stuff.

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• Q: Does this gun come with an En Bloc Clip? The website didnt give me an answer.

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  • Asked 09/19/2020 19:34 by Richard W

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  Hi Richard,
  Does NOT come with the 6rd En-Bloc Clip. I hope this helps.

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• Q: What year were the rifles we'd be receiving produced?

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  • Asked 09/13/2020 12:21 by Joseph M

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  Hey Joseph buds released an informational video on their Vimeo channel 4 days ago about this shipment of carcanos they received there shipment contained 700 rifles and this batch was manufactured in 1935 for the Italian infantry as well as combat engineers the video can be seen here
  https://vimeo.com/456231914

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• Q: Hi does the rifle come with a original leather sling?

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  • Asked 09/04/2020 21:31 by ZACHARY P

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  Zach, No sling included. You are going to have to buy that if you want one.

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• Q: How is the Carcano 91 different vs. the 91/24? Both are noted as Truppe Special Carbines?

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  • Asked 09/03/2020 15:57 by Phil W

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  Hi,
  Technically, 91/24 is a modification of the original Mod. 91 while 91 TS is a specially built variant. The biggest difference between 91 TS and 91/24 is that the 91/24 has an altered rear sight blade. The difference is very minimal. I hope this helps.
• Q: Does this carbine have a gain twist or a fixed twist rate?

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  • Asked 08/31/2020 09:05 by William F

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  Hi,
  It really depends on whether you have the original barrel or your barrel was replaced sometime during its use (likely). Original M91-type rifles and carbines had gain twist barrels, however, this feature has been dropped since 1938 as a money-saving measure. So this rifle likely has gain twist barrel originally but if the barrel was replaced after 1938, it is replaced with a fixed twist rate. Your best bet to find some gunsmith to check it for you. I hope this helps.

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