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~$600. Not having the original stock and a re-barrel really just puts it at action value. Would also depend a little on what the bolt face looks like. .17's seem notorious for bolt face pits for some reason.Does anyone have any ideas what something like this is worth?
It could be original but its had the cheek piece taken off it and all the checking removed so doesn't hold much value in that regard. Real value of the rifle is what you place on it thoughOh ok I was under the impression it was the original stock.
I see that it has the long striker shroud which is unique to Australia. I still wish we knew the genesis of that feature.
Stone, with the shorter striker shrouds - if the bolt is closed on a live round but without being cocked, does the rear end of the firing pin protrude?