There has been much misinformation written about Italian rifles over the years that just keeps being passed around on the internet. If you want a definitive expert opinion as to the strength of the Carcano rifle, I suggest you read the article on Carcano 's written by Dave Emary, Chief ballistician for Hornady.. Looking back at how milsurp prices have increased over the years, it seems Carcanos have remained cheap; even when no new imports were coming in. Do any of ya'll foresee the price of Carcanos going up in the future? Say, something similar to how Mosins increased in price? Also, side question, what's the biggest piece of "fuddery" you've heard about Carcanos?
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It lists Carcano rifles between $120 (for a fictional "100%" condition - how many Carcani in this absolutely mint and untouched condition have you ever seen?), or rather $100 for 98% (which is practically the best condition you'll ever see) to $30 for 60% condition.. I once researched his Carcano, and it seems QC between manufacturer "plants" at the time was off. They each built good rifles, but they chambered in three different bore sizes. If you got the one, it's a standard off the shelf bullet, either if the other two and you're looking at now obsolete Norma bullets.
