NBA Sporter

**rugersworld** · 07-25-2012 04:02 PM

If I remember right the NBA sporter had a finger groove stock. Not as nice looking as a NRA IMO. The NRA's were somtimes modified by G&H into some nice looking classic rifles.
Here is a pic of my NRA sporter made in 1924.

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**jmoore** · 07-26-2012 12:43 AM

Had to go look in Brophy's book. As it's several hours later the exact details are falling out of my head, but IIRC the "NBAs" were all done in 1926- less than 600. Basically the same stock as on the .22s (with the finger grooves as pointed out above) but with cross bolts.

**Calif-Steve** · 07-26-2012 12:49 AM

Lots of the .22 stocks were surplused in the 1950's. This rilfe sounds like a standard rifle stuck into a surplus .22 stock. Likey a nice shooter, but not special by any means.

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