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The routing cuts on the grips of the bayonet that is going with the rifle are as sharp and untouched as is the wood on the 03.
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That is an extremely nice 03 Fred. A shame to let it go, but as time passes by they have to be handed off to the next generation to preserve. I haven't looked at my 03 and 03 A3s in a long time and its also time to part with some.Comment
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Thanks Labayo! I'm glad you like it.
I won't miss it all that much though. It's just a thing. Things come and go. Id give every single thing I've ever owned if I could just have all of my old dogs with me again.
However, it IS most certainly a great rarity among 1903's that were assembled for WWI because of its Excellent preservation. Quite unusual.Comment
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Just catching up on this great thread.... did u put the rifle up for sale yet on Gunbroker or Guns International? As others have commented, it should bring a hefty amount, especially with the detailed description you've already written here.
Best Regards from Virginia,
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Hi Wolf. No, I haven't put it up yet. I think that I'll take pictures of it outside today since the weather is above freezing.
Thanks for reminding me! I'll get right on it!
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I'm using my old thread to post some more photos of this rifle on so that I can in turn transfer them to a file. So I'm bumping this thread to the front to accomplish this.
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