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Finally got a pre war 'C' stock.
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01-19-2018 12:52 PM
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Looks good. I built an M1941 replica sniper, too. 1932 receiver with an SA 1932 star gaged barrel and a Pre-war C stock. Just used extra parts that i had lying around. Am using a late 1930s Lyman 8X Targetspot scope, though. VSRM allows it. Still working out setting for it.
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This one has a Lyman Super Targetspot in 10x on the way for it. Not CMP
legal, but I like the look of them. I am looking for another pre war C stock for another bubba’d 1903 barreled action project....when that one is complete I’ll probably get one of the new repro 8x scopes for it, to be legal.
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Looks good. I built an M1941 replica sniper, too. 1932 receiver with an SA 1932 star gaged barrel and a Pre-war C stock. Just used extra parts that i had lying around. Am using a late 1930s Lyman 8X Targetspot scope, though. VSRM allows it. Still working out setting for it.
So when can we see this fake sniper up for sale? I bet soon.
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So when can we see this fake sniper up for sale? I bet soon.
Why is this always the mentality that ensues when one attempts to build a replica rifle?
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Why is this always the mentality that ensues when one attempts to build a replica rifle?
It's reality. Just adds to the confusion. Very profitable for you collectors.
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It's reality. Just adds to the confusion. Very profitable for you collectors.
lol. Okay. Well I’ll enjoy my replica since I cannot afford a real one. Hopefully you don’t lose too much sleep over it.
Last edited by RERT1; 01-27-2018 at 06:30 AM.
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It's honestly really hard to fake a USMC 1903A1 Unertl and get it pass the smell test. We have learned so much about them in the past several years, it's made it really hard to pass a fake as real. So I don't think he is doing anything wrong.
If anyone encounters one and is curious, I am always more than willing to help someone if you want to PM me. But the safest assumption on these rifles is it's probably a fake. Definitely don't pay a premium without talking to someone. Or you will likely get burned. Even many in the books are fake.
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I had one made up and I enjoy shooting it. I picked up a 1903 in a C stock (pretty sure repo) for $700. Had Chuck in Denver up on Steve Earl scope mounts and got a repo Malcolm 8x scope. Shoots great and have less then $1500 in it.
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The pre war C stock also had the drawing number D-1836 and later on D-1836-4 behind the pistol grip near the swivel
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