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Any gun Smiths here

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Posted by old on December 02, 2012 at 08:52:39 from (209.86.226.32):

Ok heres the deal I have a Mauser Modelo Argentino 1891 Manueactura Loewe Berlin Serial number N7459. Been told this is a 7.65 Argentina. But there are no markings on it to know for sure what caliber it is. I have tried to shoot 7.65 in it and they seem to chamber well but when you pull the trigger there is no bang. I am thinking either the firing pin is bad or the firing pin spring but not sure and would love to get this rifle to work again
Thanks

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