Here is an old school one, just finished it.
Doing some Spring cleaning found this 1903a3 demilled receiver along with a sporter stock (appeared to have been bedded to the receiver) inside the top cabinet in my reloading room, so I decided to go ahead and tap (hate tapping these receivers) it for a pic rail. Still don't remember how I got the action and stock, it must have sat in the cabinet since 2004 when I sterted filling in the wall-to-wall floor-to-ceiling cabinet. One of my friends gave me an unknown commodity sporter barrel for it, decided to ahead and build it.
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Assembled the rifle, topped it off with 4x IOR Valdada. Headspace is just as good had I chambered the barrel, go is good, scotchtape, a no go. Installed a Harrels brake, drilled/reamed to .328.
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Surprisingly, the rifle is not bad. The scope threw me off, it moves like a service rifle. Clockwise to go R. After boresiting 1st shot was on paper. I cranked like any scope, not on paper, cranked again still not on paper, went back the same amount of clicks and got back on paper. Fired a few more rounds all in the same area. Adjusted for the center, fired the 3 shot group. Plenty good for short range TX WT hunting.
100 yards. Ammo is a MexMatch with 140 grain Nosler match bullets
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