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Need a butt plate for an '03 Springfield NRA Sporter. Will pay fair price for a decent one or even one in salvageable condition.

Could also use a...

Need a butt plate for an '03 Springfield NRA Sporter. Will pay fair price for a decent one or even one in salvageable condition. Please respond via email at soldadur@comcast.net or text/phone...

I need a "reverse" safety complete assembly for a project '03. Will be happy to purchase outright or trade +cash my existing "standard" safety assembly in good condition. To my knowledge, these were...

I need a "reverse" safety complete assembly for a project '03. Will be happy to purchase outright of trade +cash my existing "standard" safety assembly in good condition. To my knowledge, these were...

Pistol grip is best for me. Have a Walnut Grove custom to finish for it. Will take a lot of work, but it should be nice when it's done.

Second set of pics. Will post more after stock is inletted and bedded. Might be a while...

Building my own tribute (fake!) NRA Sporter and been gathering parts for several months. Decided to start the metal work; trued receiver face, welded false sight mount holes, finish reamed...

Okay, thanks. Just curious mostly. Plus, now I know what SRS means ;-)

I see "SRS check" thrown around, but don't know what SRS stands for, sorry. This may be what I'm asking for?

I have an '03 Springfield barreled action S/N 1447443 w/barrel stamped SA 4-32 and if...

Want to sell: Buehler thumb safety for use when mounting a scope on 1903 or 03-A3 Springfield. I would consider condition to be very good. The bluing is all there, but a touch light. Used, but there...

Don Miller with Optikhaus was good enough to respond to an email offering to attempt repair, but had no replacement parts. Since he didn't have parts either, I decided to try it and was successful.

I have this Lyman 15X Super Targetspot with a bent screw. I'm afraid to try to bend it back in case it breaks without a source for a replacement part. I saw "optikhaus" mentioned on another forum...

I have a couple of "headless" cocking pieces floating around around my parts box. I was told by a gunsmith once that this was referred to as a "national match conversion" implying it was an armory...

understand i'm only curious and not looking for any added value...i will never sell it. i told the guy i bought it from i would try to find out what i could about it. he had it for more than 20 years...

thanks Dan!

thanks for "taking a stab at it" with so much info, you explained a lot! had no idea these such a convoluted history. my father was a WWII vet and told me about these when I was a kid and that he had...

Purchased a 1922 MII earlier this year and would love to know what all the markings mean. Cartouche on left side of butt is “SA-H”. Barrel is “S A” dated “10-26”....

I was afraid there might be something inside the scope that might break down or weaken with age and possibly fail under recoil.

i guess i can find and follow instructions after all!

guess pics didn't go as planned...advice on attaching images?

[/IMG]Reproduction, faux, fake, forgery, copy...whatever!:icon_lol: I have had this '03-A3 forever and it was sporterized before I was even old enough to shoot. I had it in a hunting/sporter set-up...

i recently bought a Redfield, Jr. base for mine off of Ebay and it has an "R" sort of superimposed on what appears to be a crosshair image stamped into the forward area of the right side, no patent...

i have a Weaver 330-C, i think it is the same M73B1. if so, i will take one, too!