This video exposes counterfeit WWII collectibles, specifically focusing on a fake Nazi-marked Steyr M.95 carbine. The presenter details how individuals forge acceptance marks on firearms to artificially inflate their value, often damaging the collectible integrity of the weapon. The discussion includes the Steyr M.95, chambered in 8x50R or 8x56R, and highlights a period in the 1990s when approximately 100 such rifles with fake Nazi proof marks entered the market. The video aims to educate viewers on identifying and avoiding these deceptive practices in the collectible firearm community.
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