WildBill45
New member
I just went over to a friend's house, to see the rifle he inherited from his dad. The barrel says it is a 'Sears" J.C. Higgins rifle, ok on that, but the action says, "Action made in Belgium" and I think it had an FN marking on it!
It has the plain Jane pre-64 style stock, with a lightweight model barrel taper. The front sight, and rear sight bases are an integral part of the barrel and machining process, no screw mounted parts here!
The action is a true Mauser Action, with the left side mounted, lever safety. The caliber 30'06.
QUESTION:
Is this a Winchester rifle with an FN action, or a Browning rifle, or what or who would be its base maker, and what would you call it?
Anyone know?
It has the plain Jane pre-64 style stock, with a lightweight model barrel taper. The front sight, and rear sight bases are an integral part of the barrel and machining process, no screw mounted parts here!
The action is a true Mauser Action, with the left side mounted, lever safety. The caliber 30'06.
QUESTION:
Is this a Winchester rifle with an FN action, or a Browning rifle, or what or who would be its base maker, and what would you call it?
Anyone know?