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French WW1 1890/92/16 Berthier (8x50r)
Available for sale/trade 1916 avaiable (2) 1890 & 1892 are gone                     Here are 3 models of WW1 era Berthier carbines, an 1890 cavalry, 1892 mosquetoon, & 1916 mosquetoon. All 3 are matching,in original configuration (including sling attachment locations) & cleaning rods, none have any of the myriad of mods done to these carbines over the years.
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t-b, Mle1890, 1892, 1916 carbines
top: Mle1890 cavalry carbine, all matching, original cleaning rod, note length of stock forend almost to the muzzle, (this model did not take a bayonet as the cavalry of the period were issued sabres) & the sling attachments which are the correct original locations for this gun.
Middle: Mle1892 Mosquetoon, all matching, original configuration w/cleaning rod, note shorter forend & front band to take the Mle1892 bayonet.
Bottom: Mle1916 Mosquetoon, all mattching, original configuration w/cleaning rod, the changes to the 1916 were the addition of a handguard & the extended 5 shot mag capacity over the 3rds of the Mle1890 & 1892


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muzzle detail right side
1890 top
1892 middle
1916 bottom


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left full view
top-1916
middle-1892
bottom-1890
note- earlier Mle1890 & 92 have no sling bar


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muzzle detail left side
top-1916
middle-1892
bottom-1890


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1892 Carb mkng

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1916 Carb mkng

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Berthier slings

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1890 Carbine Rod End

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1890 Carbine Rod Tip

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1916 Cartouche- 1918 date
note: this is a different carbine than the one illustrated above but is the best pic I have of the marking

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1916 arsenal repair & mkgs location
this is a different carbine than the 1916 in the pics of 3 above, this is a typical french period repair, also note markings location, usually hidden by the handguard (not present in this case)

 
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