Seems to be a lot of rifle for the price. But the lack of any real description is a turn-off. You shouldn't have to email for every little bit of info you need.
It doesn't even confirm the caliber for you let alone anything else other than it's 'excellent condition'.
The fact that it's a Remington WW2 '03 probably turns away more than a few potential Springfield Sporter fans.
The "Sorry we cannot take returns on firearms or amnmo (sic)." statement in their terms and conditions of sale doesn't make people want to send them a check for things they can't take the time to describe.
I agree about the cheek piece.
If I ran across the rifle at a shop or show, I'd certainly stop and look it over.
There's a lot of what appears to be decent work there for the price.
But for me, it just needs some better pics and information when dealing on-line.
I do hope the buyer got a nice rifle though.
