The ALPINE SPORTER

During the 1970s and the 1980s Golden State Arms and Santa Fe Arms began importing the Mod.1889,
the Mod. G11 and the Mod. Kar.11 rifles. GSA coined the name "Alpine Sporter". The intent was to supply the American shooting public with a low cost hunting rifle in a readily available caliber, that being .308 Winchester. The Mod.1889 was
re-chambered in 30/30. All of them were rechambered with the stocks turned into a sporting design.
The left rear of the receivers were drilled and tapped to accept a very inexpensive bent scope mount
offset on the left side. That was the only accessory that was then available.

Note: None of the rifles shown are available for purchase.
Please see these particular accessories pictured for the Alpine Sporter in the "Products" section.

The so-named "Alpine Sporter" will accept the following Swiss products accessories.
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The Drill and Tap offset left scope mount attaches to the existing threaded holes on the left rear of the receiver.

The G11 Bolt-On scope mount will fit all of these converted rifles.
The scope mount will accept scopes with 3/8" clamping rings. Scope Not included.

The G11 series Bolt-On scope mount will accept the OBM "over the bore" accessory mount. To place your scope exactly over the axis of the bore.

Both the G11 Bipod Adapter Adjustable Rail and the Bipod Adapter Stud will work with these rifles.