Remington 1917. good, bad or ugly?

[Jon Field]

Like to show this off, and see if it's worth what was paid for it! Would have preferred the 1948 price of $7.50.4773647737

[Jon Field]

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[Jon Field]

More fotos! Barrel date is 9-18. Well not letting me post more than 5 pictures!

[bruce]

Don't know what you paid, but that is a beautiful rifle! You are most fortunate. Now, grab some ammo, head for the range. Then, range report! Pictures of targets! Etc.!!! Sincerely. bruce.

[Jon Field]

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[JOHN COOK]

Receipt shows $549.95 in 2005.

John in SC

[Merc]

https://www.dollartimes.com/inflation/

According to dollartimes, $7.50 in 1948 is equal to $82 in 2020 and $550 in 2005 is equal to $750 in 2020.

[lyman]

nice looking rifle with wear in all the normal places,


how does it shoot?

[Jon Field]

Never fired it, might someday!

[Merc]

If you enjoy shooting vintage rifles, you’ll enjoy shooting your M1917. If there ever was a battle rifle that was meant to be fired, the M1917 is it. It’s well built with excellent sights even minus the windage adjustment.