[rumpelhardt]

1943 Remington 1903a3

 

[grizcty]

Looking good!

 

[Chris]

That's a beautiful, clean 1903.

 

[jwrauch]

Very nice !! JR

 

[Oxford]

At a WWII museum in Branson, MO I got to view 1903 rifles made by many manufacturers during WWII and earlier. It was both educational and interesting to view all of those 1903's with slight variations setting side by side in a display case. I own a 1903A3 also.

 

[Full MeTal Jack]

Ox, you like your A3 so much it even appeared on a box of Wheaties, breakfast of gun enthusiast.

 

[Full MeTal Jack]

Aftermarket stock? Or an unissued C stock? Looks great. I just bought a C stock that needs to have the end replaced.

 

[rumpelhardt]

Got it from CMP. Made by Boyd's from what I've been told.

 

[Full MeTal Jack]

The C stock just sets it apart from all the rest.

 

[Felix's Tattoo]

Aftermarket stock? Or an unissued C stock? Looks great. I just bought a C stock that needs to have the end replaced.

Get hold of The Stock Doc, who is on this site. He can fix up your stock for you. He did mine.

 

[rando]

Looks too pretty to shoot. I don't have any in original configuration. I bought two many years ago that were sportered and drilled with iron Williams sights. Maybe some day I may find one not too high for my wallet.

 

[rondog]

I also have a '43 Remington 03A3 in excellent original condition, with a '43 dated M1907 sling on it. Excellent rifle.

I recently bought a new, surplus, '87 vintage USGI M1907 sling for my Garand. Raw and unfinished, but MRT treated, it was pretty stiff and naked looking. I soaked it real good with leather oil, now it's soft and brown like it's supposed to be.

 

[Full MeTal Jack]

Get hold of The Stock Doc, who is on this site. He can fix up your stock for you. He did mine.

Stock Doc repaired an 03A3 drill rifle stock a while back, can't see the two repairs.