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This .22 LR Model 41 left the factory in May, 1972. It has the old style long barrel and the cocking indicator in the rear. The case was custom-made
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This .22 LR Model 41 left the factory in May, 1972. It has the old style long barrel and the cocking indicator in the rear. The case was custom-made

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