Is this an original 1903?

[wilderness medic]

If so, approximate value?

[highpower790]

Too little information.Like a M1,most likely is a mixmaster.

[wilderness medic]

Too little information.Like a M1,most likely is a mixmaster.

What else do you need? I have it here. Been in the family for probably 50 years.

[highpower790]

What else do you need? I have it here. Been in the family for probably 50 years.

Look at a auction site like Gunbroker to get a idea.You will need to take rifle apart and look for mfg stamps.
The more parts not of same mfg as receiver the lower the value.

[TMB 1]

I'm not expert so I won't be able to tell you, but the experts will need pics of stock markings, the bolt, barrel markings and stuff like that to tell.

[wilderness medic]

[TMB 1]

According to oldguns.net serial 521649 is 1912 date of manufacture.

What date is on barrel?

[wilderness medic]

All I can find. I see a 42

[2shotjoe]

Most likely, you can look up the serial number and see what year it is.

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[highpower790]

Serial # places that rifle within range of those that had poor heat treatment.Dont shoot any full power ammo!.
Some I know will shoot low velocity cast lead with low serial numbered 03 rifles.

[Freedom_shooter]

[highpower790]

The Greeks took better care of their rifles.Too much rust on op's to be a Greek.

[Freedom_shooter]

[TMB 1]

USMC shot the low numbers during WWII.

[wilderness medic]

Damn. Well it’s not worth much or that good. Kinda makes me feel better seeing how family took care of it though.