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DK Precision Outdoors (DAMCO) will be introducing several versions of a newly-made Martini at the 2019 S.H.O.T. show.
https://www.damko-usa.com/damko-mart...ight-p-36.html
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DK Precision Outdoors (DAMCO) will be introducing several versions of a newly-made Martini at the 2019 S.H.O.T. show.
https://www.damko-usa.com/damko-mart...ight-p-36.html
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Now that would be an interesting single shot to have.
.25-35 I think seems interesting.
I like it! Didn't see an MSRP, any idea what those will cost?
I would like to see the price too.
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Looks like they got rid of the exposed split block pin and made disassembly/reassembly easier. I always have a hard time getting the block back in.
Calibers shown look like they still max out around Krag and 44 mag pressures same as originals.
Looking forward to some martinis not made over a century ago but I do love my old ones too.
Wonder if they will offer a cadet style?
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Man I am watching this. I too would like to know what kind of price they will put on them. .30-40 or .30-30 will be ideal for me.
It's just gun money, 30 W.C.F. OH MY!
You're going to start making these in .357 Magnum.
That's just the chambering you're looking for.
You can go about your business.
Move along.
WWJMBD?
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Oh my - I'll think long and hard on this one.
Hope the trigger can be worked down a little.
Wish it was a 1-12" but 10 will work I guess.
I'm bookmarkin this one.
Better start lookin for some 30-40 brass??
I'm thinking .30-40 Krag would be great, but .30-30 or .25-35 would be great too.
25-35 for me.
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First thing is to cut that monsterous fore end down. Way too long.
Would have to do something with that forend.
Neat, but my interest is fading fast................
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Its a nice looking rifle but Id be more interested in a 22 lr version along the lines of those fine old small bore target rifles.
Is this action the size of the big military Martini actions? Will there be a cadet size or similar in the future?
Also kind of wondering if perhaps the actions themselves might someday be available to those wanting to do a custom build?
Ouch!! A bit outa my range.
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I think 32 mag, 44 mag and 357 mag would be nice.
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