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February 19, 2013
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Well these two rifles fell into my lap in just about a months time! Wasn’t a model 54 collector but the two uncommon calibers caught my attention.
Top rifle is in 7mm Mauser and the bottom rifle is in 30 WCF.
November 1, 2013
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Manuel said
Well these two rifles fell into my lap in just about a months time! Wasn’t a model 54 collector but the two uncommon calibers caught my attention.
Best thing about 54s was the schnobble fore-end…why was it dropped? That stock should have swivel eyelets, but I don’t see them.
Now that you’ve become a 54 “collector,” you’ll have to look for a .250 Savage!
February 19, 2013
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clarence said
Manuel said
Well these two rifles fell into my lap in just about a months time! Wasn’t a model 54 collector but the two uncommon calibers caught my attention.
Best thing about 54s was the schnobble fore-end…why was it dropped? That stock should have swivel eyelets, but I don’t see them.
Now that you’ve become a 54 “collector,” you’ll have to look for a .250 Savage!
Yes, i know i need to find some sling swivels eyelets. I am on the hunt for them as we speak.
Clarence, i know how expensive the .250 savage is for the model 70…..i can only imagine how much one would be in the model 54!!
November 19, 2006
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I like the .30 WCF, the 7×57, .250 and .257 in the M54. I also find the .220 Swift in the M54 cool as well.
January 27, 1992
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Manuel is covered on the sling eyes! He knows a guy. RDB
November 1, 2013
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rogertherelic said
Manuel is covered on the sling eyes! He knows a guy. RDB
Along with the eyes (what fool removed them???), best swivels to put on this early 54 would be the J-hook style, which was still carried in the catalog at this time. I like them better than the later military style.
RDB
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