This just came in the store.
Schmidt Rubin 30-30 Win conversion
https://www.wolverinegt.ca/schmidt-r...-21-38920.html
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This just came in the store.
Schmidt Rubin 30-30 Win conversion
https://www.wolverinegt.ca/schmidt-r...-21-38920.html
I wish I knew what that was.
I just wanted to comment because you guys rock.
Friggen cool!
"I probably don't know half as much about this as I think I do."
I actually almost traded my t/c venture for a similar one of these on ab town post last month, i wonder if it is the same one.
Last edited by Big-boss-man; 06-23-2020 at 06:38 PM.
Very cool.
If Ye Hath Fought Like a Man, Ye Needen't Hang Like a dog.
I had one years ago. It had a gorgeous light wooden stock with a flame to it. The bore was toast though, very deeply pitted. Which was odd, because the rest of the metal was spotless. It also had a jury rigged magazine that was cut down for hunting, I think. Botched.
Too much of a project for me, so I sold it on.
They drove a 30-30 adapter in the chamber usually the mags are either missing or finicky to feed. $100 tops
60/70"s conversion...
My father told me a neighbor had one, had to load single. If mag fed it would stand the shell up too much and not feed.
I expect some conversions was executed better than others.
This isn't your 10/22. This is a firearm for a collector looking for an incredibly unique piece. Considering it is pre WW2 it is in stellar condition. Even as a wall hanger this is a great buy at $350.
As far a load issues - we haven't fired it and the owner said that it works. That is all we are able to discern.
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