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All matching will have the last two numbers of the serial number on all major parts. All markings will be intact. Early WWII rifles will be code marked as to who made it. There were several manufactures during WWII. Some late war "last ditch" rifles are suspect to shoot. They were made in...

The best twist for the SSS is 1-11.25. I have one on my High Standard Sport King pistol. Optimal Twist SSS tm 10/22 Barrels

They made a 40X heavy barrel and a 40XB Heavy barrel. You just see more 40XB heavy barrels out there due to the CMP rifles.

Is your rifle a 40X with a B at the end of the serial number? If so, it is a 700 short action and will fit any 700 stock. If not, it is a 722 action and will need inleting

I have a Mark I with the correct trigger. I don't have the cut off. I found the trigger at a gunshow many years ago. Mine was slightly sporterized by replacing the front sight with a ramp. It also had a commercial stock when I bought it. It is in a scant stock now. One of these days I'll find...

leave the HD alone and find a sportking 103. Then look for one of these barrels on Gunbroker.

There are several ways. 1) the various books out there, like the Blue Book of Gun Values 2) The online action sites in the already sold section. Not what they are currently asking in an action. 3) a good dealer that will tell you what he would sell it for. That would not be what he would buy it...

Just so you know, there are two versions of this sight. The 41P and the 341P. The only real differance is the 341P sight setts back a little further so the bolt can be removed without undoing the sight. Don't know if Numrich separates these or just sells the one they grab out of a bin.

They were used on the Remington model 41P.. one on Ebay now Remington Model 41P Rear Receiver Peep Sight Rifles Sights or Gun Parts | eBay

I can't remember were the B safety is The PreA and A are on the left side, back where the Crack of doom can be found. The safety on the C, D, and E, is on the right side. I have an early PreA slow Lock, 2 C's and a D. Don't have a PreA speed lock, A or B model.

Sorry, not true. They use a differenta bolt and safety than the Pre-A rifles. The safety causes the crack of doom. These rifles are safe to shoot as on lug is still good enough to hold the bolt. It had nothing to do with being too hard of steel. The safety put too much stress on the receiver...

Do this all the time. We even buy the small clays that are half the size of normal Trap clays. All shots are at a little over 100 as the backstop is after the 100 yrd mark. As for cleaning barrel, it is better to clean even between say Edge and 10X, as they use different lubes. Even SK and...

These are 52C's & D's. You would need to find bolts and triggers for those models. As said above, there are not many available. I was lucky as I had a bolt long before the barreled actions became available. I found a trigger on gun broker for the C model. There are two triggers for these. The D...

Getting the parts shouldn't be a problem. Outback gun parts has most of them. Is it a 40X or 40XB? That will determine what safety you will need. PT&G might have a bolt left. Other than that, you will have to check the auction sites. There have been a couple of people who have did conversions...

Depends on which model he has. There are a couple that were used by Japan. Condition is everything. Take pics and post them and we can better tell you a value.

Length of thread is not the problem. Diameter, pitch, or depth of thread is were the problem is. You will need a thread pitch gauge, and calipers to check these specs. The Thread protector size is of no importance as those threads fit both barrels but could be cut larger.

It's made for Tip-off ring sets like these TIP-OFF® MOUNT | Brownells

look over on Benchreat Central: Rimfire Benchrest Butch hangs out there or at least used to. There are other quality 22 smiths there as well.