Someone puts grease in the bore and then says that the rifle has never been fired. LOL. It's not even a complete rifle. How very typical. What's sad is that somebody out there might very well buy it. Nobody has any business buying a 1903 Springfield until they study the subject in depth. Look at collections, go to gun shows and ask questions, look at a lot of rifles, be able to filter out the BS from the good information,
read up on the subject all that you can. Then, if and when you develop a passion to obtain a particular model of 1903, you'll know what you're doing, what you're getting and how much you should be paying for it.
How many times have we all seen someone ask what kind of 1903 Springfield they should be looking for and what they should pay for it? The answer should be that if they don't know what they want, or what they are looking for or at, why are they wanting to buy one? Maybe they just want to own a thing that others will admire and approve of. I don't know. I fear that somebody will buy the rifle in this auction and then proudly bring it forth for a show and tell, only to be disappointed and embarrassed.
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