Interesting Sporter

Sporterized and unofficial modified Krags
Brian Carp
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Interesting Sporter

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My sporterized Krag is the product of a Hart Arms Co. conversion done in the late '40s or early '50s. They removed the military magazine cover and replaced it with a hinged, stream lined "hatch", reducing the capacity to four rounds. The barrel is a re-chambered 1903 Springfield barrel dated 1936.
It's a sweet rifle, but I'm interested in selling it...but it looks like I'm currently disallowed from posting in Classifieds, even though I'm an ex-member of the "old" forum...! :lol:
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Brian

Port Crane, NY

FredC
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Re: Interesting Sporter

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That is certainly an interesting looking sporter and appears to be nicely kept. I need another 30 caliber rifle like I need another hole in the head but I gotta ask how much?

I think you now could list it after your first post with a new user name.

Brian Carp
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FredC wrote: Mon Sep 11, 2023 9:30 pm That is certainly an interesting looking sporter and appears to be nicely kept. I need another 30 caliber rifle like I need another hole in the head but I gotta ask how much?

I think you now could list it after your first post with a new user name.
Here are some more pics. Will send you a PM....
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Brian

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butlersrangers
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Brian, I remember some of these pictures. Neat Krag sporting rifle!

I like the picture of the Hart establishment. I presume it was in Cleveland, Ohio?

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Bryan sent me an offer that I think is very fair. Like I said I really do not need another 30 caliber rifle. If anyone else really likes this, please go for it and save me. :-)

Brian Carp
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Re: Interesting Sporter

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butlersrangers wrote: Mon Sep 11, 2023 11:22 pm Brian, I remember some of these pictures. Neat Krag sporting rifle!

I like the picture of the Hart establishment. I presume it was in Cleveland, Ohio?
Correct! Cleveland, OH. It's stamped into the replacement magazine cover.
Brian

Port Crane, NY

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I am hoping to commit to this rifle soon if no one beats me to it.

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Tracking says mo should be there the 28th :-)

I'm hoping to work this into my granddaughter's first deer rifle. 3040 strong enough at given distances, mild recoil and the sporter peep will be an easy learner.

Brian Carp
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Re: Interesting Sporter

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RickyG wrote: Tue Sep 26, 2023 4:14 am Tracking says mo should be there the 28th :-)

I'm hoping to work this into my granddaughter's first deer rifle. 3040 strong enough at given distances, mild recoil and the sporter peep will be an easy learner.
Boxing the rifle up today for shipment. Thanks for the purchase, Rick…and I hope your granddaughter gets years of use out of it…! 😀👍🏻🦌
Brian

Port Crane, NY

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