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About as year ago, Mitchell's noticed how many people avoided their 'products' and began to advertise some rifles as being Yugo.
Whether, by implication this meant that the other rifles were all-German, or had original numbers, I have no idea.
Mitchell's 'allegedly' walked a very fine legal line when it avoided a lawsuit.
I've never seen actual WW2 rifles in gun shows which looked new. How Could they look new, even if they were Not captured on Eastern Front battlefields?
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