Hey, your heads, Jeff with your report. Here at Royal Tiger Import in sunny Florida, where they've gotten in an amazing batch of military surplus rifles, they're in Ethiopia, and the rifles range from the late 1800s through the mid 1900s and include a wide variety of military surplus rifles from Europe, and even a few incredibly rare ones. Like I'd like to show you this 1891 Carcano that you'll see has some very intricate engraving and some bright work and a gold color around a gold trigger, some engraving here. This is a very special rifle, so now if we can go to the book, I don't want to get anything wrong here, so we're going to actually look on paper to be sure I get everything right. It's a Machetto Madello 1891. This one of 100 rifles was commissioned by the Duke of, I'm going to butcher this, the Duke of Dosta. Here you can see an example of this particular type of rifle, and so our production details. This was a limited production variant of the 1891 Carbeam that was issued to the personal escort bodyguard detail of the Viceroy of Ethiopia, Duke Armedio de Aosta. Alright, so there are a hundred of these made. They range from the serial number C8000 to C8100. So there's a hundred rifles there. This particular one is C84048. They're made by Reda Gardone. Okay, so you can see they made two models. It's a great example of the engraving. This is the regular enlisted troop model that we have, and then they, so it had this inlay cartouche in the stock. So we have this, you can see where the inlay was. That inlay is not actually in here anymore. The bright engraved area on the top of the receiver, you can see here, and if we turn it around the other direction, you'll see that it goes along that length of the receiver here as well. And some of that gold is still there. Some of it is just that hand engraving. See we've got interesting little sight. The gold-plated trigger. There's engraving on the side of your mag well. We have a sling attachment point also with that gold plating in the back, and then we move to the front. You see another sling attachment point. The bayonet is still in here. The button works, I'll be honest with you. I'm not sure how to extend this because it catches. So I'm not going to attempt that. Here's what we have on the other side with that bright gold coating coming back, more engraving here, the gold trigger on the butt stock. It's fairly standard. It looks like we've got a little like cleaning kit port or something. That doesn't want to open easily. I don't want to mess something up. So this particular rifle is going to be auctioned at some point. You may not find it. If you go to Royal Tiger imports, you may see it. You may not. I don't know. My understanding is this is not going to be sold with a shopping cart where you can click yes, I'm going to buy it, put it in the cart. This is going to be auctioned. There's another one with silver inlay, a different model that was owned by a big wig in Ethiopia some years ago. That will be auctioned also. Maybe you want to stick around and see that video as well. If you know any more details, I'm not an expert in this firearm. They showed it to me. I ask if I'd like to do a video with it. Most people will never even get to touch one of these. So it's very pleased to get to share it with you. But I'm sure there are people out there who know far more about this particular rifle than I do. If I miss something, if I got something wrong, please leave a comment. Let us know. We want to be sure we're getting the correct information out there. That's all we have for this one. We're going to film some more reviews of some other really interesting rifles in the 20,000 plus that they have received recently. Check those reviews out. Let us know if you have any questions in the comments. A big thanks to our patrons for helping us bring you more unbiased hands-on reviews. Thank you very much and we'll see you at the range.