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Posted 1 year ago
Dr_Rambow
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The ones pointing to the right are made by Paris, the two pointing left are made by Wyandotte. Pictured here are bolt, pump, lever, and break action type guns, but are all just noise makers or cork guns.
The one on the bottom I'm not quite certain of, it my be a training rifle made by Paris, or just one of their larger toys. That one in particular isn't in the nicest shape, but it still looks neat. It has the folding sights for a real weapon to boot.
Not sure what category these fall into...
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very bottom rifle looks like a WWII Paris -Dunn training rifle. Missing several pieces, but complete worth @ $175.00
That's what I thought, it doesn't have the butt plate that would confirm it for me though. I'm still looking for a complete one.
Thanks!