Old Bolt-Action Rifles -- Pics and Info!

[TINCANBANDIT]

Remington M1903A3, 1943 vintage (before and after)

[MadPick]

Whoa . . . nice job with that 1903A3, Casey.

[usrifle]

I love to see old sporterized rifles returned to their proper glory.

[PMB]

:plusone: I love to see old sporterized rifles returned to their proper glory.

Mr Casey is a Waguns Inspiration.

[Fjordforder]

Apologies for the crappy pics, there aren`t any spaces large enough in the house to get the whole rifle in the frame without a dog or cat somewhere in it.

1916 ShT.LE. BSA manufactured, complete with mag cutoff. 3/4 of the wood is Australian made, and dated 1942. Butt is original, and the butt plate screws are 100% mangled. Rifle is completely matching, sans magazine.

[TINCANBANDIT]

1937 Hex Receiver 91/30

[TINCANBANDIT]

1943 Enfield N4 MkI* Longbranch

[TINCANBANDIT]

Late 50's Marlin model 81DL

[TINCANBANDIT]

WWII vintage Type 99 Arisaka, Nagoya, originally sporterized in the 50's or 60's, then redone by me

[TINCANBANDIT]

Pre-war Stevens/Springfield model 83 single shot

[MadPick]

Damn, Casey's on FIRE!!! Nice rifles!

WWII vintage Type 99 Arisaka, Nagoya, originally sporterized in the 50's or 60's, then redone by me

Is it still in 7.7 Jap?

[TINCANBANDIT]

Damn, Casey's on FIRE!!! Nice rifles!

WWII vintage Type 99 Arisaka, Nagoya, originally sporterized in the 50's or 60's, then redone by me

Is it still in 7.7 Jap?

yep, I paid $35 for it and it came with a box of Hornady ammo....at the WAC show...so when people say you can't find a bargain, they aint looking hard enough

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[Rod79]

WWII vintage Type 99 Arisaka, Nagoya, originally sporterized in the 50's or 60's, then redone by me

Meow that is perdy! Have a similar Nagoya sporterized, but I couldn't wear mine to the ball.....yours on the other hand!! Beautiful rifle Sir-
love me the 7.7

[cruffler]

I inherited a Type 99 Arisaka from Dad. He had the gunsmith set the barrel back and re-chamber it for .308 Win.
The name of the gunsmith per the barrel markings was "RW Lathrop".
Dad made the stock from a mahogany semi-inletted stock from Herter's.
I just load .311 bullets in the .308 case, and it shoots very well.

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[TINCANBANDIT]

Hard to compete with Cruffler's beauty, love that Mannlicher stock!



This one is not super old, from 1969, a Mossberg model 800, I cleaned it up for my neighbor and my Father decided he had to have it



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