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Igorrock, I can't make out all the markings, but from what I can see, the gun does(or did)have 65mm 16 ga. chambers. If it was reproofed, it could have 70mm chambers, but it should have been remarked with a 16-70 somewhere. If you only have photos, such marks may not be obvious. I have one reproofed in Ulm, and the marks are much smaller than the original ones. As far as the rifle barrel is concerned, I guess the 8x58R Danish Krag is possible, if it was sent to your country. The 7.6 bore diameter would be pretty tight for that caliber. I think a more likely candidate is the 8x58R S&S. This caliber is more often found with a tight bore and it was loaded with a steel jacketed bullet also, so the St. m. G. mark would work for either one. These two cartridges are different enough that a chamber cast should not be necessary. You(or your friend)can directly measure the head diameter of the chamber with a caliper. If it is 8x58R S&S this diameter should be a little over .433", if it is the 8x58 Danish Krag, it should be a little over .500". I hope this helps some. Mike
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Thanks, I have made some reseach and it seems that most of this type of drillings have calibers like 9,3x72R, 8x57R/360 etc. so Im quite sure that this would be 8x58R S&S. I try to have opportunity to inspect this drilling better.
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Was it stamped Nitro over the voluntary stamp of 2 Grammes of Schultze? The tubeset knitter had the initials HS or RS. I would hazard a guess it was from the Keler shop or possibly Merkel but I just don't seen any Merkel process marks.
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Can you pleasure us with some close-up images of the lock & of the water table & standing breech?
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I'm sorry but these above are all fotos which I have.
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The shot barrels show a crown R proof, or "repair" proof. This could mean it was changed from 65 to 70mm chambers, or it could be for some other " repair". There may be a crown R above the 7.6, on the rifle barrel, also. This may or may not indicate the rifle was rechambered. More information, better photo(more)and/or chambercasts will be needed; or better answers can't be given. Mike
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I think yours information in this case is good enough, thanks all of you.
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