Can any one elighten me about this rifle...I am really thinking of getting this rifle
# 4816 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY MII1922 MII : Bolt Action at GunBroker.com
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Can any one elighten me about this rifle...I am really thinking of getting this rifle
# 4816 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY MII1922 MII : Bolt Action at GunBroker.com
Providing a link to the auction would help. All you posted was an auction number and didn't state who is handling the auction.
Emri, I guessed and tried searching the auction number on Gunbroker first and that's where it is -
# 4816 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY MII1922 MII : Bolt Action at GunBroker.com
Yes it is Gunbroker...Sorry about to oversite:(
Was the rifle built as a trainer?
Yes, they are very Collectable, 10 Bucks may have done himself in, a lot of people would have missed it the way it was posted.
If it was in my buget I would plunk down 1,500, right now to make sure, there would be no bidding for me :(
It does look almost too perfect, but I believe its the real deal none the less.
I also thought it was the "real deal"....so I bought it. I guess I has some doubts till I read up on the M1922 II. Thanks for you help.
10 Bucks
Isn't the bolt serial number mis-matched?
Sure is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnny Peppers
Yup..bolt mismatched and rifle overpriced by about $500.00..Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnny Peppers
500 dollars too high ?
I would expect to see an MII priced around $1200/1250 with a matching bolt. You might also check to see if the Lyman sight staff and base match.
about $500.00 too high! Nice enough rifle, just overpriced. JMHO:cheers:Quote:
Originally Posted by bulldog_mack13
Rifle came in and correct serial number is etched on bottom of bolt over the split....the top etching was very light.....
Now the price.....I think you guys need to get out and look around....I will buy another one at this price and in the same condition. Will post pics later this week.