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Hello All: I recently acquired a 38/42 in shooter grade condition but I am concerned over the obvious weld marks in the area of the magazine housing. Any input would be appreciated -
Would it be possible for someone to help me determine what kind of rifle I have inherited? It was purchased in the mid 1980s and came in a green and white cardboard box with "Springfield Armory" printed on it. It came with an owners manual with a drawing on the cover of a soldier lying on the ground. The wood is a dark chocolate brown with a matte finish. The grain of the wood runs parallel lengthwise, not diagonal. It has a folding bi-pod, winter trigger, and an attached fabric sling. Here is a list of three markings on the gun: 1. On the metal part that faces you when you're firing it: 7.62 mm BM59 Springfield Armory 0000946 2. On the left face of that same metal part: P B BM59 3. On the right face, on a movable piece of metal between the trigger and the magazine: P B - BM59 IAP Thanks in advance for any help offered. It will be greatly appreciated!
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Would it be possible for someone to help me determine what kind of rifle I have inherited? It was purchased in the mid 1980s and came in a green and white cardboard box with "Springfield Armory" printed on it. It came with an owners manual with a drawing on the cover of a soldier lying on the ground. The wood is a dark chocolate brown and is not shiny. The grain of the wood runs parallel lengthwise, not diagonal. It has a folding bi-pod, winter trigger, and an attached fabric sling. Here is a list of three markings on the gun: 1. On the metal part that faces you when you're firing it: 7.62 mm BM59 Springfield Armory 0000946 2. On the left face of that same metal part: P B BM59 3. On the right face, on a movable piece of metal between the trigger and the magazine: P B - BM59 IAP Thanks in advance for any help offered. It will be greatly appreciated!
