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To the best of my knowledge (and I'm happy to be corrected on this) - these were 30-06. Originals were 30-03, but then the 30-06 was later adopted. There are no caliber designations on the barrel, just a stamp of "SA 6-19) just behind the front sight to show this was built in 1919.What caliber is this one? I’m thinking that I might need this.
Pm sentI’m interested in this one. I’m not too good with the private message thing. Maybe you could send me one so I can reply to it.
That rifle is setup from the factory to accept a Pedersen device which would also allow it to fire .30 Pedersen pistol ammo in semi-auto mode. You can see the ejection port on the left side of the action.To the best of my knowledge (and I'm happy to be corrected on this) - these were 30-06. Originals were 30-03, but then the 30-06 was later adopted. There are no caliber designations on the barrel, just a stamp of "SA 6-19) just behind the front sight to show this was built in 1919.
It chambers and cycles a 30-06 round just fine, but I have not fired this rifle. This was one of my grandfather's.
I always wondered what that cut out was for - very cool!That rifle is setup from the factory to accept a Pedersen device which would also allow it to fire .30 Pedersen pistol ammo in semi-auto mode. You can see the ejection port on the left side of the action.
Interesting. Never heard of a Pedersen device. Learn something every week. Thanks for the information.That rifle is setup from the factory to accept a Pedersen device which would also allow it to fire .30 Pedersen pistol ammo in semi-auto mode. You can see the ejection port on the left side of the action.