Just found my father's 30-06 (?) no manufacture info.

It looks like a sporterized US 1917 Enfield.... (The hollow bolt handle and the location of the safety and the flaming bomb mark.)
If you remove the front scope mount there may be a makers name on the receiver ring.

 

deadin called it, US M1917. Wanna see what it looked like before it was sporterized? Here’s the one I have and always enjoy sharing a pic.



These rifles are capable of some nice groups. A few months back I was hitting a man sized gong at 600 yards with iron sights. They are fun shooters.

 

Darn it! Every time you post a shot of the absolutely beautiful M1917 I end up drooling on the keyboard!

 

Hehehe

 

That's called slam firing.​

 

(Eddystone was a subsidy of Remington)
That is if they didn't scrub the receiver ring during the conversion.

My first deer rifle was a M1917. All that had been done to it was to put it in a Fajen stock. It was a real tack-driver... (I seem to remember I paid around $35 around 1957....)

 

Where's the fun in that?

 

Dang, firpo, quit showing my gun around, I still want that thing.

Tick, no one actually said this, but YES it is a 30.06!

 

I did the slam fire thing once when squirel hunting with Dad. He read me the riot act. Told me, "if you missed with the first shot, you sure as H___ won't hit with the others!"
And, shells weren't cheap. I learned to make that first shot count! I still favor singleshots for simple fun shooting.

 

I could not bring myself to cut into one that was still original. But if I got my hands on one that somebody already did I wouldn't hesitate to dress it up a bit.
That's still a fine looking rifle that Tick has.