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<blockquote data-quote="coolhandluke" data-source="post: 1400023" data-attributes="member: 13284">Here&#039;s my 1903 match rifle. Pretty much just a poor man&#039;s version of a National Match rifle that I picked up at an OKC Metcalf show last July. It has the Lyman front and rear target sights, Lyman/ Unertl OE target scope bases, match trigger, and the stock has been bedded. The only work that I have done to it is replacing the buttplate with the checkered version, polishing the bolt, and replacing the rear ladder sights and an 03 A3 lower band with the correct milled version...[ATTACH=full]83735[/ATTACH] ...and my 1944 Savage Lend Lease. Wanted a T &quot;ish&quot; clone without drilling and tapping. The scope mount is an S&amp;K, with an early post and crosshair Weaver K2.5. Cheekrest is the Numrich walnut repro version that I did an aged oil finish to match the original finish on the beech stock. The stock is a replacement so everything can be put back to original if need be.[ATTACH=full]83736[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="coolhandluke, post: 1400023, member: 13284"] Here's my 1903 match rifle. Pretty much just a poor man's version of a National Match rifle that I picked up at an OKC Metcalf show last July. It has the Lyman front and rear target sights, Lyman/ Unertl OE target scope bases, match trigger, and the stock has been bedded. The only work that I have done to it is replacing the buttplate with the checkered version, polishing the bolt, and replacing the rear ladder sights and an 03 A3 lower band with the correct milled version... [attach=full]83735[/attach] ...and my 1944 Savage Lend Lease. Wanted a T "ish" clone without drilling and tapping. The scope mount is an S&K, with an early post and crosshair Weaver K2.5. Cheekrest is the Numrich walnut repro version that I did an aged oil finish to match the original finish on the beech stock. The stock is a replacement so everything can be put back to original if need be. [attach=full]83736[/attach] [/QUOTE]

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