I have one of the 50s in .30-06 that I bought used in 1967 for $50. It is exactly as the one pictured above except my father checkered the stock. The blued finish has become a nice brown patina. I am not in any rush to refinish it.
The only number on my gun that could be considered a serial number is on the bottom of the receiver. You have to disassemble the rifle to find that number.
Mine will shoot MOA at a hundred yards with factory ammo and a K-4 scope.
The only number on my gun that could be considered a serial number is on the bottom of the receiver. You have to disassemble the rifle to find that number.
Mine will shoot MOA at a hundred yards with factory ammo and a K-4 scope.