1203 WALTHER SPORTMODELL MEISTERBUCHSE BOLT ACTION

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Category Firearms & Military
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Start Price 250.00 USD
Estimated at 500.00 - 750.00 USD
RIFLE. Cal. 22 LR. S# 30073W. Bbl. 25 1/2" with ramped user changeable blade front sight plus grooved from receiver to end of forend for various rear sights allowing for different sight radii. Grooved receiver with gloss finished Weaver CKT-15 Micro-Trac AO duplex reticle scope (capped target adjustments) in steel Redfield style grooved receiver scope rings. Single shot bolt action rifle with commercial German crown proofs of "N", "B" and "U" plus "54" by proofs at right rear of barrel; bottom rear of barrel has "67". Internet research indicates made just prior to WW-II (about 1936-1939) as indicated by "W" in serial number (post 1935) and crown "N" proof (pre 1940). Made as a civilian "Championship Rifle" with special Olympiaschafte walnut stock having deep forend, full wrap around checkering (both forend and grip) plus RH palm swell. Jostam buttpad (common period alteration) indicates butt has been cut as the present LOP is about 14 1/8" which is normal for thinner original buttplate. Steel reinforced plastic trigger guard with checkered oval on bottom that serves as a thumb rest. Grooved 2 stage target trigger is adjustable through bushed hole on right side of stock near bolt handle. Normally fitted with sling eyes front and rear (replaced with conventional swivels) and on left side of forend through rear of checkering. Wonderful German craftsmanship that will likely still yield astounding accuracy after 90 years. CONDITION: very pleasing appearance as refinished with metal having some slight high point wear along with use wear. Stock has only a very few faint handling marks, but the pad has noticeably deteriorated. Scope's 1" main tube has some light marks from another installation, but the remainder and its optics are near excellent as is the bore. (26-3472/NW). CURIO, $500-750.