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Something for all of you to look at and let us know what you think. Dan will be along to answer your questions. This rifle was at auction last month in California, the usual folks that would buy a 1922 did not care for this one.  
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The threads on the muzzle, only time I have seen this before was on a 1899 Savage and the threads were for a Maxim silencer. What were they for on this rifle?
The grips area, Dan's rifle is quite thicker then the other two. I personally like the other two, to those who handled this gun what did it feel like in your hands? Comfortable, thick, or what?
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The grip is thicker due the fact it is a standard govt issue stock which was just checkered. I'm assuming the barrel threads were for a silencer and the cover didn't show in the auction photo. The gun didn't have the Lyman 17A but I added it so I could shoot it.
The DST looks to be from a Mauser. The rifle is a M1922 still with the double firing pin and is #295.
Has anyone seen the little roller that pushes up on the striker to maintain an even engagement before?
Any guesses on who did the work?
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Kind of ironic but I just looked at a Sporter with a similar threaded muzzle.
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I have a Remington 34 with a threaded muzzle. I wouldn't let this one get out of my sight if it were mine.
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I'll take a WAG...Looking at the picture of the grip and its similarity to the rifle on the left, knowing that Wundhamer was not around when SA made the 1922....Ross King?
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