[Yo2slick]

Well the adoption papers finally went through and my new baby is at home. Here is my 1903 Springfield manufactured in 1918! It is a High SN Springfield. Oh, and I only paid $550 for it!!!

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[Schleprok62]

Don't forget about that K98 German Mauser... they have lay-a-way... at the place you got this one....


:D

[Gewehr98]

Nice rifle!

Don't take this the wrong way, but it's been rebuilt or at a minimum restocked.

That's a 1903A3 "Scant" stock.

Keep your eyes open for a 1903A1 "C-type", or a 1903 finger groove straight stock, it would be more appropriate for the earlier Springfield or Rock Island 1903 actions.

This a 1903 w/finger-groove stock:

http://www.kirkemmerich.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2008/02/1903-springfield-038.jpg

This is a 1903 w/1903A1 pistol grip "C" stock (from my own collection):

http://mauser98.com/1903a1-3.jpg

[Nhsport]

I like it!

Note. The general purpose AK adjustment tool that you are useing to prop up the Springfield for photo's should NOT be used on the Springfield

[Limeyfellow]

Nice, you have the second best bolt action rifle of the war, after the Lee Enfield of course. Me biased? Never!

[Yo2slick]

Note. The general purpose AK adjustment tool that you are useing to prop up the Springfield for photo's should NOT be used on the Springfield

LMAO!!! Ill be sure to remember that.