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If made around 1912, it's in "extra grouse" shape for being ~111 years old!...


... Hope you get as much satisfaction from your 1910 as those fortunate few of us already so-blessed!

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'Twas proofed at Vienna in 1912, as evidenced by the 2741.12 proof mark (2,741st arm to be 'nitro proofed' at Vienna during 1912), hence is indeed at least 110+ years of age at this time (March, 2023).

Satisfaction is to shoulder and fire an M1910, particularly with cartridges one has hand loaded, is it not?


Grand Dad used DWM 531 cartridges.