Top of the chamber has Terni stamped on the top. Discussion in 'Firearms Research' started by Aggie's Revenge, Jul 31, 2010. From a cost effectiveness standpoint, if you desire a Model 1891 Carcano rifle, they are available at the various internet auction and sales sites for the value of the restored rifle and you will not have the time involved in finding the parts and installing them.Ĭarcano Identification. When you restore this rifle, the value will be $150-$225. The cost of the stock and other parts will likely meet or exceed the value of the rifle. In its present condition, your rifle is worth $50-$100. You should consider the cost of restoring this rifle. To return this rifle to original condition, from what I can see, you need a complete stock, upper and lower handguards, upper and lower barrel bands, rear sling swivel and cleaning rod. Your rifle Is chambered for the 6.5 X 52 mm Carcano cartridge which is both difficult to find and somewhat pricey. The AO marking is likely an inspector or assembly marking. Your specimen was made before 1922, however, there are no records to give a more exact date. Joseph: You have a Fucile Modelo 1891 Rifle (commonly called the Carcano) designed by Salvator Carcano and adopted as Italy's standard rifle in 1892.