Questions about Remington 1903

[jws4621]

Waiting on the pics should have em soon was supposed to have them last night

[jws4621]

Here are the pics. He didn't send pics of the barrel but it has a bomb looking thing RIA and 1943

Hopefully this will clarify

[emmagee1917]

...not worth much at all. Maybe 150-250 max. You'd need stock , handguard, handguard ring, upper swivel and band and screw , it's holding spring , stacking swivel and band and screw , nose cap ( bayo lug ) and it's screw. All this new metal would need to match the color and wear of the buttplate , triggerguard , etc. , and the buttplate may need to be fited to the new stock, etc. , etc. After all these parts and work , you'd have a rifle worth 500 or so.
Chris

[Mike D]

emmagee is right - $250 max. Even if the guy sold it for 250, your gonna be well into 200 gathering all the parts. You'd be lucky to get $20 for your cut stock. Sometimes you see a complete stock set w/handguard and all metal on auction, but you might be better off to keep looking. JMHO

[Rick the Librarian]

Although I don't feel as neagtive as the others about restoring a cut-down rifle, $500-550 is about double what it is worth. If all the parts were the correct kind and finish, I might go as much as $300-350, but $500-550 is way too much.

The stock is a cut-down military stock - nothing more, nothing less.

[jws4621]

Thank you very much for yall advice. I wasn't really looking for one of these when it came up. I probably will be looking around for one now. Very cool rifle. I will tell him what yall have said and tell him I pass.

until next time

[Calif-Steve]

It really comes down to price. If you can get it for under $200.00 go for it. Then putting it back right is reasonable. Good luck.

[Arisaka99]

And to be correct, the safety shroud would also need to be replaced. It is SC. Bolt is parked as well. This is a sporterized, reworked rifle with mixed parts.