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Yeah that's why I figured I'd go to see what I was getting...kinda mulling over putting an era-correct scope on it. While it won't be correct at all..I think it'd be a fun rifle. I spoke with them...

I found most of what I need there...taking a trip down to Numrich's at some point for the rest soon!

That's the plan! Are those stocks worth anything at all? It's in good shape, and its bedded. The bore is excellent...was filthy (I don't think I've ever cleaned it and I've had it for 10+ year). But...

Not too concerned about the cost...I'm not looking for resale value. Laid off, bored and always wanted to do something with it. It had a beautiful Leupold scope on it at one point that my brother...

I don't want a sporter, and money isn't an issue. If thats a problem here I guess Ill look for stuff elsewhere.

And it does seem to have all the Mark I trigger parts. Not that it matters now, but...

For a Mark I, no. I don't need that either. I'm just looking for parts...not looking to build a 100% correct Mark I rifle. The holes drilled in the receiver pretty much ruin any value it could have.

Trigger is all there. Not looking to build a collector's gun...just something that's close to original as I can get for my own enjoyment. I already have a correct A3.

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Here's two pics. Cell phone isn't cooperating. Did some light cleaning on it last night and half the homebrew bluing came right off. Guess Ill be parking it for sure now.

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Ill get some pics of it tomorrow. But I will say it needs everything besides a receiver, trigger and barrel.

Hi guys,

I have a M1903 Mark I dated 1920. I got it about 10 years ago for staining my drivers ed teachers deck. The rifle was sporterized - receiver was drilled for a scope, sights removed and a...