Mark: This number does not bring up a Krag. However my Dad knew Bill Sukalle during WWII having been in Arizona earlier in the war developing the Island Hopping strategy after combat on Guadalcanal and Tarawa. While Sukalle was primarily a barrelmaker in the beggining, he eventually became a fine all around gunmaker. Jack O'Connor once said he was a "Bare Bones" gunmaker. Everything was put into accuracy and fine workmanship,no decorative frills. I have a classic Springfield Sporter he built for my DAD in 1947 after the War, I keep at my Cabin in Montana with a 2.5x Lyman Alaskan. I don't hunt it a lot anymore but when I do it hasn't changed zero a bit! Jerry
Do you think Sukalle stocked this Krag? I've never seen a rifle he stocked, so have no frame of reference. When I saw the auction it seemed to me that it was a Sukalle rifle that was probably restocked in the 70's or 80's.
