Full of turlkey hamI I have a Price Check Aisle 303 Please

What is a nicely blued 303 Martini action worth?
No Stock bolt.

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The US has been flooded with potentially dangerous Khyber Pass knockoffs.

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Real I reckon, I have had it for 15-20 years.

Last time I put it together I put one of the last parts in wrong.

Even forget now what part!

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if it is all 'real' and original, then collectors have run those prices up pretty well. Last one I sold [good unmolested condition and original normally-worn finish] went for 500.00, 4-5 years ago; military - not commercial. BTW, when you touch off some milspec rounds in one, I start thinking 'slip on' recoil pad. Fun guns, and along with Pukka Sahib Sporter Enfields, one of my fave bang-sticks.

Let us know how it all works out.

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Thanks JM for the estimate.

Only marking I can remember is 303 on one side. I guess I will have to dig around in the safe, find it and see what it really looks like.

That money will help me fund a barrel for a smokeless Rem RB action I have had for a while also.

Want a unique round barrel "Hunter" model, some may laugh at my planned design, but then it is for me and I want it.

Louis

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Was rooting around in the safe today and decided to look up the Martini Action.

Well I'll be, the stock bolt is there.
On the left side is:
A Crown
V. R
ENFIELD
1901
ME 303
A.C. II.

Screw heads are not in the Very Good condition like the rest of the action

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Full of turkey or ham A Price Check Aisle 303 Please

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Martini 303 and I was wrong on several accounts