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R. G. Owen Custom Sporter Bolt Action Rifle

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This custom sporter rifle, designed for noted sportsman and competitive shooter Col. Edward C. "Jim" Crossman, is built on a U.S./Springfield Model 1903 action and features engraving on the receiver, bolt handle, and barrel, as well as hand checkering on the wrist and fore end. The initials "ECC" are inlaid in gold on the receiver ring.


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