French Berthier Rifle Mle 1907-15 #FG30368

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Serial #FG30368 (under hand guard). This offering is for the pictured French Berthier 1907-15 Rifle. In good looking used condition, it was the standard rifle of the French army during WW1.

A full sized military rifle with a 32.25 inch barrel that was produced in great numbers.

1-1.2 million from the St Etienne Arsenals.

436,000 from Chatellerault.

170,000 from Delauney Belleville

Less than 20,000 from Remington

An unknown number from this small private contractor Continsouza whom made the receivers only. Assembled at the MAS arsenal and dated 1917 on the barrel.

A complete mis match of serial numbers as is common, Arsenal rebuilt from battlefield scavenged rifles and parts during the desperate need for arms.

Blued finish on the metal with most wear on the front band and exposed magazine area. This one has the front sight cup or night sight added to hold radium paste. 5 round bolt action repeater appears mechanically fine.

Original hard wood stock and hand guard with typical dings and compressions from use and long storage.

Chambered in 8mm Lebel the bore has good rifling, darker with frost lands and grooves. Not import marked.

Good example of the principal French WW1 rifle.

Makes a fine rifle for the military collector.

Ships to a C&R or Dealer FFL, State restrictions may apply.

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