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Willielumplump · February 16, 2009, 01:28 AM

Greetings: I own a RIFLE SEARS MODEL 41-103 1977 CAL. .22 L & LR in prestine condition, given to me by a former brother-in-law who had obtained it from his deceased father's estate. I have never fired the weapon, it appears to be brand new, came in a box but I seem to have misplaced the box. The rifle is single shot, bolt action; so far I have not found the serial number but I have yet to disassemble the weapon so it might be under the stock. I regestered with the FiringLine Forum in order to pass along this information. It appears to be an excellent weapon, attractive and worth purchasing (I am not interested in selling mine!). Having served 20 years as a Marine (enlisted & commissioned) I think my judgement of this weapon is accurate.

February 16, 2009, 01:28 AM	#11
Willielumplump Junior Member Join Date: February 16, 2009 Posts: 6	RIFLE SEARS MODEL 41-103 1977 Cal. .22 L & LR Greetings: I own a RIFLE SEARS MODEL 41-103 1977 CAL. .22 L & LR in prestine condition, given to me by a former brother-in-law who had obtained it from his deceased father's estate. I have never fired the weapon, it appears to be brand new, came in a box but I seem to have misplaced the box. The rifle is single shot, bolt action; so far I have not found the serial number but I have yet to disassemble the weapon so it might be under the stock. I regestered with the FiringLine Forum in order to pass along this information. It appears to be an excellent weapon, attractive and worth purchasing (I am not interested in selling mine!). Having served 20 years as a Marine (enlisted & commissioned) I think my judgement of this weapon is accurate. Last edited by Willielumplump; February 16, 2009 at 01:47 AM. Reason: CORRECTING TITLE