Standard arms 30 cal pump

The Standard Arms Model M is a historic pump-action rifle, manufactured in the early 20th century (around 1909-1910), notable for its unique cast brass receiver and forearm, often chambered in .30 Remington, and designed by M.F. Smith as a simpler pump version of their Model G semi-auto; these rifles were produced in limited numbers, making them collector's items, and featured distinctive aesthetic details like engraved furniture, though commercially unsuccessful. 

Located in Bancroft, willing to ship  

Price is firm, very rare 

only trade for a mint 760 or 7600