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Make sense! Mine was a .54 ! It was a very good and accurate rifle.
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My CVA Mt. perc. that I got recently, (posted about it here) has no markings, but seems high quality in all aspects. A fellow here clued me in that mine was Spanish based on details. It was partially worked on by a prior owner, did very high quality wood work on it! It dates from about 1980 and came to me via a friend who was given it for helping an auctioneer out. I need to finish assembly, but the inletting and fitting done by the old owner will make it easier. The bore rifling looks very high quality. Thanks for your post.
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If you can get it for that .....GRAB NOW, {I'll double, maybe triple your $$$. ]
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