Remington 1903 pics

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Remington 1903 pics

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A few from my collection. Interesting rifles...
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sweet :Drool1: :vcool: :vcool:
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Very nice.
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Nice group shot! :vcool:
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So that's where there all at....
Very nice !
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Oh yea, spending all my money buying '03's kept me out of trouble 20-25 years back. Nice grouping of rifles. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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I run across one Remington per every twenty Springfield or Rock Island.

Now I know why!
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:Drool1: :Drool1: :Drool1:

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If you had your choice of which to shoot, and ammo price was not a consideration, would you rather have one of these, a Mosin 91/30, or something else from this era? Cool collection :vcool: I had a P-17 but not got around to an 03-A3 yet...
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If you had your choice of which to shoot, and ammo price was not a consideration, would you rather have one of these, a Mosin 91/30, or something else from this era?
I could be accused of being a "homer", but honestly, I like shooting the 1903 vs a Mosin Nagant. The fit, balance and general feel of an '03 tip the scales for me. Don't get me wrong, I have owned and shot about every variation of Mosin Nagant and I do like them. For me, the MN's straight bolt is a little more awkward to work. I have two MN's with the bolt handle lengthened and turned down, doesn't seem to help- the action tends to bind anyway. The smooth operating Mosin Nagants I have are the older, pre WW1 rifles. Regardless, the U.S. M1903 edges 'em all out, my opinion only. Hope this launches a discussion....
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