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P14 “project” pics
Hello, I came into an Eddystone P14 sporterized for free from a family member. The action, barrel etc was intact and in great shape but the bolt was not numbers matching (headspace good).Given the purchase price, I thought it would be a good pandemic project. I picked up a super cheap, repaired DP stock and then pieced together the remaining parts. I know they aren’t all matching and not perfect but she turns out to be a pretty good shooter that I have about $140 total into it. My goal was to leave all the battle scars intact. I shot a few rounds this weekend and the grouping was tight. I’ll also came into a sporterized 1917 for free and it will be my next project. I will be much more picky in the stock selection for that one as the numbers all match[ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH]Attachment 114488[/ATTACH][/ATTACH][/ATTACH]
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mikemiller69gs
Hello, I came into an Eddystone P14 sporterized for free from a family member. The action, barrel etc was intact and in great shape but the bolt was not numbers matching (headspace good).Given the purchase price, I thought it would be a good pandemic project. I picked up a super cheap, repaired DP stock and then pieced together the remaining parts. I know they aren’t all matching and not perfect but she turns out to be a pretty good shooter that I have about $140 total into it. My goal was to leave all the battle scars intact. I shot a few rounds this weekend and the grouping was tight. I’ll also came into a sporterized 1917 for free and it will be my next project. I will be much more picky in the stock selection for that one as the numbers all match[ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH]
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Originally Posted by
mikemiller69gs
Hello, I came into an Eddystone P14 sporterized for free from a family member. The action, barrel etc was intact and in great shape but the bolt was not numbers matching (headspace good).Given the purchase price, I thought it would be a good pandemic project. I picked up a super cheap, repaired DP stock and then pieced together the remaining parts. I know they aren’t all matching and not perfect but she turns out to be a pretty good shooter that I have about $140 total into it. My goal was to leave all the battle scars intact. I shot a few rounds this weekend and the grouping was tight. I’ll also came into a sporterized 1917 for free and it will be my next project. I will be much more picky in the stock selection for that one as the numbers all match[ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH]
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Some of the marking pics were taken in the Sporter Stock
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she came out really nice. t hanks for sharing pictures.
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