sporterize

Definitions

verb transitive, firearms To modify (a firearm) so that it is suitable for sporting use.

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Whether you choose to keep it as is, to rebarrel it or "sporterize" it, you've got a fine piece of equipment and I hope, for your sake, that the barreled action is in excellent condition.

I am tying to find out information about a argentino 1909 serial number g0442. 2010
Whether you choose to keep it as is, to rebarrel it or "sporterize" it, you've got a fine piece of equipment and I hope, for your sake, that the barreled action is in excellent condition.

I am tying to find out information about a argentino 1909 serial number g0442. 2010
Got a Turk 8mm as new, and plan to sporterize it to some other caliber.

Be Careful in Bear Country 2008
I do like the 98 in the 7mm, one of my favorite Military rounds to sporterize.

The Great Barrel Break-In Fad 2007
The 700 is one of the greatest rifles ever, but I wonder how history might have turned out if Remington decided to sporterize the Springfield instead.

The 50 Best Guns Ever Made, Revisited 2006
"Hey, Richard, I've got an old Czech Mauser that's kind of rough, and I'd like to sporterize it.

unknown title 2009
"Hey, Richard, I've got an old Czech Mauser that's kind of rough, and I'd like to sporterize it.

unknown title 2009