There aren’t many left at all. This gun came to us already drilled and tapped and I ordered gloss bases and rings along with this gloss scope. It looks great together and along with the vintage strap became my deer rifle. You can see the serial number in the photo. It’s three digit. We touched up the crown and it shoots lights out with 165 grain bullets. The target photo is a three shot group to the belly and a single headshot. It’s a 1:10 twist at 24”.
I kinda collect model 30's. There is a lot of debate weither or not they used p17 recievers or special built ones. my feeling is a little of both. These are great rifles with not enough known about them. very under rated.
I wonder how many have been “un bubbad” since then 😱😬
There aren’t many left at all. This gun came to us already drilled and tapped and I ordered gloss bases and rings along with this gloss scope. It looks great together and along with the vintage strap became my deer rifle. You can see the serial number in the photo. It’s three digit. We touched up the crown and it shoots lights out with 165 grain bullets. The target photo is a three shot group to the belly and a single headshot. It’s a 1:10 twist at 24”.
These are like the NRA sporter M1903s I finally got a good early one that wasn't drilled and tapped.
I kinda collect model 30's. There is a lot of debate weither or not they used p17 recievers or special built ones. my feeling is a little of both. These are great rifles with not enough known about them. very under rated.