Righteous Remington 1903, non-refurbished

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Righteous Remington 1903, non-refurbished

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Every once in a while, a rifle can be found in its original manufactured configuration. Well traveled, and untouched by a refurbishment facility. This one speaks for itself.

Thanks for looking.


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Very nice :thumbsup: the M1903 is one I have yet to pick up. Just haven't found that "one" I guess, or something else pops. Most I find are butchered or drilled :roll:
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:vcool: :vcool: :vcool:
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:thumbsup: nice
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Sweet! Man that thing has r stamped everywhere. :thumbsup:
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Yep that is a nice rifle. :Drool1:
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Stunning looking rifle :thumbsup:
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:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :Drool1:
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:vcool: :vcool: :vcool:
Leave it as it is. The ages have been at work on it and man can only mar it.
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Thanks all. I'd been needing a Remington 1903 for quite a while to fill out the model collection. Passed up on many refurbs or parts guns. Didn't mind paying the $650 at the gunshow, and had a couple of SKS bayonets thrown into the mix.

Also, this $30 1903-A3 Remington stock set will make the next Bubba Salvage project go much more smoothly!

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Nice deal on that stock set, I had an extra that I sold on eBay years back for a couple of hundred bucks. The Remington '03 was the forgotten '03, as in I brought it home from a show sometime in 1990, bagged it to play with later, stuck it in the back of a closet and forgot it was there for 15 years until I chanced to clean up the closet one day. I am standing there holding this rifle and wondering how the hell it got there. Took some sorting through old notebooks to find mention of it or I would have been making the rounds of friends asking if they had left this with me, and of course the first one I asked would have said " why yes, I did" Back then I was hauling stuff home every weekend, things that sell for large sums today, but were very cheap back then, sometimes I forgot about stuff.
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Man, I love these rifles! That is a beauty...congrats! 8-)
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