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  • Spider7115
    It's easier if you post the link: http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=232410036
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  • oneoldsap
    I have never seen a model 81 with a recoil Pad as original equipment ! So I'd have to say it's an ad on , too bad , other wise it's a nice piece .
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  • rufe-snow
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  • SP45
    thats what I thought. Even a high grade all origional do thely bring that kind of money?
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  • oneoldsap
    What kind of Money are you talking about ! anyone collecting 81s would love to have that Rifle in all original condition ! The value is pretty much what the Buyer and Seller agree on !
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  • Hawk Carse
    I found another picture of an 81B. The checkering style is right, the recoil pad is not. If the factory had put it on, they would have done it right, not a slapdash job like the one for sale.
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  • djh860
    How do you get years of accumulated junk on the bolt but no sign of it anywhere else?
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  • Garth
    Most likely it was/is owned by a country boy. My grandpa owned an 81. He never even once cleaned any gun he ever owned. Occasionally someone in the family would wipe down the outside with rem oil. A few years after he passed, his A-5 clone sweet sixteen(savage) was given to me. Parts inside it were broken and he still hunted with it year after year. Hope this helps answer your question on how a gun looks ok on the outside but not on the inside. Oddly, it reminds me of some people I have had the misfortune of knowing through the years.[V][xx(]
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  • bambambam
    I'm no expert, but the gun looks reblued to me.....
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