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Top is a clone I made up years ago to shoot in informal matches, installed recoil lugs. RI barrel and action. 2. Stoeger Custom Shop '03. 3. Sedgley '03. Has the Sedgley safety firing pin/striker rod installed. 4. Sedgley Mannlicher Carbine stocked by Paul Jaeger after he purchased parts when Sedgley went out of business. Sedgley's name is on bottom of barrel. 5. Krag 1896, no markings so unknown custom maker100_0339.jpg.
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Wonderful rifles. You are very fortunate. Sincerely. bruce." Unlike most conservatives, libs have no problem exploiting dead children and dancing on their graves."Comment
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Thank you. Got them many years ago when no one wanted them. Probably could not afford them any more. As I remember the .22 stock cost like 10 bucks, (on the 'clone').You can never go home again.Comment
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Something about a springfield sporter with nice peeps , but then again I like them scoped and I like them original . Unfortunately I don't have one original . You are in possession of some nice rifles , congratulations .
I used to always stop and handle a 03 sporter with peeps and think , one day I'll spring for one . Well one day my wife said I got you something , hope you like it . When she handed it to me , my jaw dropped , yep 03 sporter with peeps .
KennethComment
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Beautiful rifles, thanks for sharing them.
KurtAs the late Turner Kirkland was fond of saying, "If you want good oats, you have to pay the price. If you'll take oats that have already been through the horse, those come cheaper."Comment
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Usually it just crawls all over me to see military rifles sporterized. But those rifles are true works of beauty.
And one could always plug those rear holes up!
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