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French Lebel
French Lebel
Here are some photos of my French Lebel, cal. 8mm Lebel. It is a good shooter and I like it a lot but it is a heavy old clunker.
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Re: French Lebel
That looks to be in great condition.
Alot of the ones I see at shows if any, are in ordinary condition that come with extortion prices.
Alot of the ones I see at shows if any, are in ordinary condition that come with extortion prices.
Life is tough, tougher if your stupid
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indy1919a4
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Re: French Lebel
I love those 1886 lebels, there is a real nice short French training film showing the change from the 1886 to Berthier rifles.. I love the Dancing clip scene, Reminds me of something that George Melies would have directed.. You have wonder if he or one of his students did this film..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwFQH1NmtqA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwFQH1NmtqA
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SWIHARTMARK
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Re: French Lebel
The great lady should never be called a clunker. Shame, shame, shame.
Best Regards,
Mark
Best Regards,
Mark
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butcharoot
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Re: French Lebel
A Lebel is on my wish list. Butch
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Smokey
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Re: French Lebel
I used a Lebel for nearly a year as a utility rifle, and really liked it. It handled well, shot as well as it's contemporaries, functioned reliably; and was plenty powerful for my bad neighbors.
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lamontagne0527
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Re: French Lebel
One day I hope to find a nice one to purchase up here in canada. Sadly I've only ever seen 2 for sale in 7 years of looking. I must look harder haha. Love the rifle. You got a nice one 
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indy1919a4
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May I be nosey as ask how much they sell for up there in Canada..???lamontagne0527 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 02, 2017 1:51 pmOne day I hope to find a nice one to purchase up here in canada. Sadly I've only ever seen 2 for sale in 7 years of looking. I must look harder haha. Love the rifle. You got a nice one
To be honest with you, they only ones I have seen around here in years have been on gunbroker... I do not see a lot at shows.
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lamontagne0527
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of course you can askindy1919a4 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 02, 2017 5:01 pmMay I be nosey as ask how much they sell for up there in Canada..???lamontagne0527 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 02, 2017 1:51 pmOne day I hope to find a nice one to purchase up here in canada. Sadly I've only ever seen 2 for sale in 7 years of looking. I must look harder haha. Love the rifle. You got a nice one
To be honest with you, they only ones I have seen around here in years have been on gunbroker... I do not see a lot at shows.
I saw the private sale at around 500 canadian but then ive seen a gunshop ask for 800 for a fair-good condition. I understand these rifles were beat to hell, used and abused but they are hard as hell to find, go fast when they are available and damn pricey here.
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