WWII Remington 03 A3 questions

**Mohawk** · 01-06-2011 12:46 AM

Yeah. Stock has been chopped. Weapon looks rarely fired. The finish would be alot rougher if it had been through the war. Still a nice piece. If the front of the barrel has not been altered, You could restock it and put it back to its original glory...or not...

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**John Beard** · 01-06-2011 01:32 AM

Thanks for the pictures!

Your rifle has been arsenal-overhauled, refinished, and re-assembled from mixed parts. The stock modification is definitely non-standard and may or may not be of military origin. The stock is an '03-A3 stock, but perhaps one issued for field replacement, since it appears devoid of markings.

Hope this helps. Thanks again for the pictures. And Happy New Year!

J.B.

**Todd Reynolds** · 01-06-2011 08:25 PM

Thank all of you for your wisdom and information. This stuff is fascinating. You have all been a big help.

Todd

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