CE 718 a shabby fake

[Karl Kinaski]

 

IMO ... whoever faked CE 718 made a funny mistake. The stock of the (unidentifiable) gun is laying  upside down while the forestock and the barrel are  laying the other way round.

Stock and forestock/barrel of that gun do not fit. Additionally Stock an barrel are not in the proper angel ... the gun seems buckled. 

 

[David Von Pein]

Could it be, Karl, that you're simply mistaken when you call CE718 a "fake" photograph?

Plus: If you are to be considered correct about the gun's position in the photo, can you possibly explain just how the people who planted the "unidentifiable" gun managed to twist it like a pretzel before they laid it down in the box stacks?

Or do you merely think the Photo Fakers screwed up when they added the rifle to a rifleless picture? (After all, the Photo Faking Team was awfully busy that day, with dozens of photos and films to fake before sundown.)

 

Edited January 19, 2023 by David Von Pein

[Mark Ulrik]

3 hours ago, Karl Kinaski said:

 

IMO ... whoever faked CE 718 made a funny mistake. The stock of the (unidentifiable) gun is laying  upside down while the forestock and the barrel are  laying the other way round.

Stock and forestock/barrel of that gun do not fit. Additionally Stock an barrel are not in the proper angel ... the gun seems buckled. 

 

Apparently, you must think they made the same "funny mistake" twice:

CE 718
Studebaker Ex C

[Denis Morissette]

On 1/19/2023 at 5:42 AM, Karl Kinaski said:

 

IMO ... whoever faked CE 718 made a funny mistake. The stock of the (unidentifiable) gun is laying  upside down while the forestock and the barrel are  laying the other way round.

Stock and forestock/barrel of that gun do not fit. Additionally Stock an barrel are not in the proper angel ... the gun seems buckled. 

 

Is this a Mauser or Carcanno?