Description

Details
- Model: M91 TS
- Caliber: 6.5 Carcano (6.5x52mm)
- Barrel Length: 17.7"
- Action: Bolt Action
- Sights: Rear Sight Adjustable for Elevation, Fixed front.
- Capacity: 6rd En-Bloc Clips, not included
- C&R Eligible: Yes
- Condition: Used Surplus Condition

*These rifles are surplus firearms and are being sold as-is. Pictures represent the average condition of the rifles in this shipment.*

Features
These Carcano M91 TS Carbine Rifles, chambered in 6.5x52mm are original rifles from the Italian Carabinieri and have been in storage for the past 50 years.  The M91 TS was built to a carbine, and are designed to be a smaller frame than other bolt action rifles in the time period.  The result is a carbine which is quick and accurate.  The Ts stands for "Truppe Speciali" which translates to Special Troops.  These rifles would have been originally issued to artillery, mortar, and machine gun crews, among other Italian special troops.  Don't miss out on this unique piece of history and grab yours today!
These rifles are in a surplus used condition and will have wear marks on them to reflect that. Condition wear marks may include, but are not limited to scratches, dings, minor cracks, or other blemishes which effect the finish of the rifle.  These rifles are completely functional, but are surplus and we recommend having them inspected by a competent gunsmith prior to firing. 

We are not offering hand-picked selections for these rifles.  These are surplus rifles and are sold as-is.

**This item will not be shipped to C&R license holders**

MPN#: 5165501130

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Comments (19)

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Want a 6.5 surplus then spend about 500-600 on a swedish mauser which is probably one of the most accurate mauser there is.
It will shoot rings around this unit with significantly cheaper ammo.

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For those that have a FFL03 C&R. good luck using it at PSA. I called to see what was up with the website and was on hold for 30 min before I hung up. If anyone has a solution, please post it.

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Dont knock these. Lord knows if the liberals get their way, this type weapon will be the only type allowed by our jackboot goverment. These rifles will be the ones used if a new civil war was to break out in the next decade or two....yeah yeah I know...conspiracy and speculations...lol

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If you plan on turning in your guns when the government asks than why would you keep these? The government will ask for them too

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The government asks?

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trust me no plans to turn shit in to anyone.

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Sears Catalog had these pre-1968 for about $20. I see no reason to pay more than that. If you want a milsurp gun buy Chinese SKS.

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Is this a cheap gun or an expensive club? where do you get 6.5x52 these days?

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PPU loads a Carcano friendly 6.5 round.

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Forget Palmetto they suck. Search for more customer friendly dealers. Buy Carcanos now while they're cheap. Ammo will become available. Just make sure the bullet is no less than .267 diameter for best results.

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Buy a gun where the condition is listed and guaranteed to function. These could be good, poor or non functional. AS IS. Rather loose my money at a slot machine. Ammo is online for this around $2-2.50 a round in 3 locations. Wish people would actually post deals instead of garbage.

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I inherited one of these from my Grandfather. After researching ammo, it has been a wall hanger for 20+ years. lol

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Always enjoy buying as is, unseen products that are reccomend to be inspected so the product doesn't accidentally kill me.

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One of the few modern milsurp rifles that’s actually worse than a Mosin. Sketchy case hardened heat treat, loose actions, weird gain twist rifling, poor accuracy, rare ammo, unobtanium clips. If you’re going to bubba the gun there’s basically no good way to add a peep sight or scope. You’re only going to get good accuracy slugging the bore and casting bullets to match your specific gun. Giant abyss of time and money or wall hanger.

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I do not have experience with these rifles except I believe JFK was killed with one right? would these make a decent deer hunting brush gun that you wouldnt be afraid to beat on and haul thru the brush? can a scope be afixed? I assume it would have to be scout style or offset mount? opinions? being a 6.5 it should be a solid round for medium game? and yes I know I can buy a cheap plastic stock rifle for same money but I always prefer something "different"

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Get a Ruger .450. Ammo is cheaper and probably fresher. Don't buy it just for nostalgia.

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Something different? Well, this isn't exactly it. The ammunition is unobtainable, virtually anywhere (when you do find it expect to pay north of .80 CPR for non-match ammunition) from specialty online suppliers with no simple method of adding optics (requires adding a side mount). Purchase an inexpensive, 'plastic stock' modern bolt action in .308 WIN with a million hunting related loads that are readily available and move on.

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Exactly. I totally agree. Rhere are savages axis rifles kisted on this site right now dor the same price. You cant go wrong with that and it will have a warranty! Buying this rifle is just buying art or another problem pick up a cheap new bolt gun and forget about tbis thing.

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Yup, it’s a wall hanger at best

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