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Uncommon rifle in these parts. I had a very nice one in 30-06 ,all unmarked long ago. Recoil is no worse than a G 33-40 Nice catch!!

Hard to say, I remember. SARCO was selling complete guns years back they might have a few. Really I have never seen one in the wild

Seems like strange behavior is common in Fla. Drugs are BAAAAADDDDDD !

I found one of these years back and bought it , though not a Moisin collector. Glad I have held on to it.

NO EXPERT. I have never seen a true Arisaka para rifle. A super original rifle. This is not the first time I have heard of rifles being stuck inside a wall GOTTA WONDER why. ?

Very fine specimen

I believe he has a website bearing his name. Sorry for the incomplete info

NO EXPERT. There is a guy called GUNDERSON who might have what you need

NO EXPERT. The Krag bayonet may have the original grips. If I recall replacement grips were ground flush on both sides, but I might be misremembering

You are very prudent to learn about the gun. before you buy it Good luck in your search

NO EXPERT. Looks like the Krag scabbard is from the picket pin that was issued to the US Cavalry

You remember that the tattooed lady was at Coney Island, not at the hardware store

Only pirates , gypsies and hair dressers wore earrings.

The paperboy collected on Friday

Agreed. Once knew a guy who polished up a Henry rifle and regretted doing it

IF you can get a copy of a Flaydermans Catalog. It will give lots of insight and info on US weapons. As to value, there will be a guideline as well

Looks like a sported Swiss. straight pull. Check chamber dimensions to ensure proper ammo