need help with bolt action(now with pics)
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Gee, pictures would be an immense help.
Does it have a dog leg bolt and a vent rib barrel?
Gee, pictures would be an immense help.
Does it have a dog leg bolt and a vent rib barrel?
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No serial number on a firearm transfer? BATFE might take serious interest. I wouldn't buy that rifle at any price.
Greg
No serial number on a firearm transfer? BATFE might take serious interest. I wouldn't buy that rifle at any price.
Greg
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What ROYP said,sounds like a rebarreled Remington 788.with no markings,you have an illegal rifle .Its not a 600 for sure,as they use the 2 front lug system with a dog leg bolt shape. I own 2 Remington 600s.
What ROYP said,sounds like a rebarreled Remington 788.with no markings,you have an illegal rifle .Its not a 600 for sure,as they use the 2 front lug system with a dog leg bolt shape. I own 2 Remington 600s.
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It does have serial number on left side of receiver .and 6 REM mag stamped on barrel.the rear of the bolt is not round.its more triangled.with a slide safety on top rear of bolt.
It does have serial number on left side of receiver .and 6 REM mag stamped on barrel.the rear of the bolt is not round.its more triangled.with a slide safety on top rear of bolt.
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FWIW Serial numbers have only been required in USA since 1968. There were millions of firearms produced before that date.
Mikey recommend you post a picture to see what information develops.
Good luck
Jerry
FWIW Serial numbers have only been required in USA since 1968. There were millions of firearms produced before that date.
Mikey recommend you post a picture to see what information develops.
Good luck
Jerry
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Greg Langelius *</div><div class="ubbcode-body">No serial number on a firearm transfer? BATFE might take serious interest. I wouldn't buy that rifle at any price.
Greg </div></div>
I have several old rifles and shotguns that don't have serial numbers. That's not uncommon.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Greg Langelius *</div><div class="ubbcode-body">No serial number on a firearm transfer? BATFE might take serious interest. I wouldn't buy that rifle at any price.
Greg </div></div>
I have several old rifles and shotguns that don't have serial numbers. That's not uncommon.
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Your pics are not working. Email me your pictures and I'll post them for you.
Your pics are not working. Email me your pictures and I'll post them for you.
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It is still hard to tell without close up pics.Look at the pics in this link. http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=6&f=5&t=229541
It is still hard to tell without close up pics.Look at the pics in this link. http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=6&f=5&t=229541
Re: need help with bolt action(now with pics)
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: mikey101</div><div class="ubbcode-body">... it has 3 locking lugs and the back of the bolt is in an tri angle with a siding safety switch in it. </div></div>
If the flat/top portion of your "triangle" is checkered, and the "sliding safety switch" reveals an indent (painted red to indicate the firing position), my guess is an older Sako model 75. Can we see some pictures of the reciever?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: mikey101</div><div class="ubbcode-body">... it has 3 locking lugs and the back of the bolt is in an tri angle with a siding safety switch in it. </div></div>
If the flat/top portion of your "triangle" is checkered, and the "sliding safety switch" reveals an indent (painted red to indicate the firing position), my guess is an older Sako model 75. Can we see some pictures of the reciever?
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