Saw a post on one of the rifle sites I frequent, and a guy was selling what he called a Pre Star ga. NM 1903, from 1915 I think he stated that the "stars" appeared in the 1920s. Can anyone verify that this occurred? Also if true, how would one ascertain NM status of a rifle (besides SRS)? Thankyou in advance.......
Pre Star ga. NM 03 barrels?
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I believe the "asterisk" on the muzzle crown appeared about 1922; Not sure about the star gauge registration (which appears under the handguard).
As far as a 1915 NM, I have one of those. Polished bolt, bright metal raceway and follower "rib".
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Mine does. I believe they were used between 1910 and 1917, NM rifles included."We make men without chests and expect from them virtue and enterprise. We laugh at honor and are shocked to find traitors in our midst."
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Seasons' Greetings!Saw a post on one of the rifle sites I frequent, and a guy was selling what he called a Pre Star ga. NM 1903, from 1915 I think he stated that the "stars" appeared in the 1920s. Can anyone verify that this occurred? Also if true, how would one ascertain NM status of a rifle (besides SRS)? Thankyou in advance.......
Pre-WWI NM rifles are quite scarce. They were never offered for sale. Only a few managed to get out. I would be grateful if you would direct me to the site where the rifle is being offered. I would like to evaluate and gather data from it.
Thanks! And Happy Holidays!
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