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    03 sporter auction buy

    I finally got the 03 sporter I lusted after 50+ years ago at an auction today; M1903 30-06 serial No. 9352xx. It is in very nice shape and came with a classic style (non-Monte Carlo) stock, a Tasco scope in a Paul Jaeger single lever detachable scope mount and a VERY light grooved trigger which I suspect may be an after-market (havn't taken it apart yet), all for $250.00. The barrel is unmarked but appears to be military contour, bright and shiny bore with tight muzzle. Anyone here know the time period when the Jaeger mount was made?
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    That's a beatiful rifle and a great buy imho.

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    1903 Sporter

    Very nice rifle. I have a MK1 in a sporter stock I put together from a pile of parts a friend gave me. It has the same style stock. Thanks

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    Nice rifles.

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    Jaeger was in business with his scope mounts from the very late 1940's through at least 1975. HTH, Ric

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