Rem 1903

[Dave 10]

I did .It was the 395.00 one ,now 495.00. they said thats how they got them. I got the post war"unissued"one with cross bolts because thats what style was on the rifle although cut down. And I was told that was correct for my serial#. I just found it weird that the original even though cut at second band ,seems so much heavier. While on subject .Anyone know the difference between Sarco and Numrich type C repros?

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[bml]

I did .It was the 395.00 one ,now 495.00. they said thats how they got them. I got the post war"unissued"one with cross bolts because thats what style was on the rifle although cut down. And I was told that was correct for my serial#. I just found it weird that the original even though cut at second band ,seems so much heavier. While on subject .Anyone know the difference between Sarco and Numrich type C repros?

Sarco walnut C stocks are nice wood but the inletting is horribly wrong behind the recoil lug. The A3 hand guards for them are hit or miss if they are even finished profiled right. It is like their stocks and hand guards were the mistakes from the stock factory.

Numrich C stock I recently picked up was a Minnelli with Italian walnut. The hand guard they sent to match it was American walnut, not a Minnelli. Inletting was ok but still not correct at the rear of the trigger guard. It was stepped instead of radiused where the guard beds.