Oldest Functioning Firearm In Your Collection?

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Ironbear
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M/96 Gustavs Swedish Mauser marked "1915" but has M/38 features, so likely reworked to that configuration.

Still got a good looking figure for a 100 year old!
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'56 SKS. Beautiful and still fully functioning.

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Mossberg 146b-a. They were made from 1952 to 1958. No sights, but came with a period accurate scope. Not in the best of shape, but still functions accurately. Not bad for $125 at a LGS.

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