Photo 22 of 53, Model 1891/41 Carcano Rifle

Here we see the Italian firing proof overstruck with the Tiro a Segno Nazionale marking (Two crossed rifles superimposing a bullseye target). Italy did not use scoped sniper rifles in WW2. Rifles selected for demonstrated accuracy were given the TSN stamp and were issued to proven marksmen to act in the sniper role. About 5% of infantry rifles are so marked.

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Here we see the Italian firing proof overstruck with the Tiro a Segno Nazionale marking (Two crossed rifles superimposing a bullseye target). Italy did not use scoped sniper rifles in WW2. Rifles selected for demonstrated accuracy were given the TSN stamp and were issued to proven marksmen to act in the sniper role. About 5% of infantry rifles are so marked.
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