Made in 1968 in 243 win. Scope is a complete mystery.
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Made in 1968 in 243 win. Scope is a complete mystery.
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That's different for sure. Is that the same co as the bp manufacturer Schuetzen
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Is it a Miller DeHaas action?
Almost looks like the scope is on backwards... probably showing my own ignorance though,.
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Wow, it is beautiful. Bet that was a painful purchase.
Very good looking wood, and a great looking rifle. Tasco, Redfield and Bushnell also made external adjustable scopes could it be one of them. Others were unertal, lyman, Malcomb, Fecker. Look it over good for any markings. Check eyepiece and front bell as the markings may be on the under side.
A schuetzen (offhand) rifle chambered in the very unlikely 243 Winchester! Really?
It is a great looking schuetzen rifle for sure! Pope style stock. What is the butt plate cast out of?
Is there a palm rest or a provision for one?
Chill Wills
My thoughts exactly. Neat looking rifle, but very odd caliber for a schuetzen style rifle! Wonder if it was another caliber, and somebody rechambered it to .243?Originally Posted by Chill Wills
Nope was built in 1968 as you see it. Updated replica of Sharps Borchardt action.
Wow now thats a nice gun. You lucky dog. Would love to have something like that.
A BRC action by Al Story ???? Its a nice rifle and very nice wood on it. Should be a shooter. Curious if it was meant as a Schuetzen rifle or varmint rifle in being in .243 caliber. A lot of the old single shots were rebarreled chambered to more modern rounds in the 50s, 60s and into the 70s.
Made by L. Harriman of Bowling Green, Ohio.
It's a modern gun.
Tried looking him up ---- no joy.
Is that one of those modernized Borschardt actions that Colt marketed for a couple years half a century ago?
Local gent to me. Boling Green Ohio is about 20 miles south east of me. Will ask around on it and him.
Offhand Prairie Dog shooting, perhaps?
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Nope, he built his from scratch.
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IMO, the scope looks to be a Wollensak or a Malcom copy of a Wollensak.
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Wow very nice score congrats. I was thinking unertl scope too. My neighbor has one on his 220 swift. I only saw it a few times though.
One round at a time.
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Read more about this stunning rifle ... https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item...with-spot-shot
a 20x Davis optical Spot-Shot target scope in micrometer rings.
BP - a stunning rifle and with the scope, You Stole It. Congratulation
Regards
John
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