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Springfield 1903A1 Special Target (National Match) Rifle, 30-06 Cal. RARE
Springfield 1903A1 Special Target (National Match) Rifle, 30-06 Cal. RARE
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Guns International #: 102004763
Seller's Inventory #: 2
Category - Springfield Rifles - 1903
- Competition Rifles
Seller's Information
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Seller: NYC448
Member Since: 3/14/15
State:
Florida
Zip: 33186
Country: United States
Phone:
(305) 851-1440
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 2
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: US Postal Money Orders, Certified Bank Checks
About Us: US ARMY RETIRED OFFICER, 100% Totally & Permanently War-Disabled Veteran
Springfield 1903A1 Special Target (National Match) Rifle, 30-06 Cal. RARE
Description:
This Very Rare Springfield 1903 rifle was made in 1922 and has a barrel roll-stamped with "S A" above the Ordnance "Shell & Flame" insignia and the date ‘6-31’. Serial Number 12455xx.
According to LTC William S. Brophy, in his book ‘The Springfield 1903 Rifles’, in 1931, the National Match (NM) rifle was a standard 1903 rifle that was reconditioned to National Match specifications for accuracy and use in Springfield Rifle Matches at Camp Perry and elsewhere. It doesn’t have the polished bolt with the serial number engraved in the top of the bolt, and it doesn’t have the ‘star-gauged’ on the muzzle of the barrel, either. Most of these rifles had the type C pistol grip stock, but this one comes with the oil-finished walnut ‘scan-grip’ stock with two recoil bolts, is fitted with the lower profile post WWI handguard, and it has all the markings of NM rifles: It has the last four digits of the rifle’s serial number incised and centered on the bottom of the stock, about 2 ½ inches from the butt plate, which is finely checkered as required of NM rifles. It has an ‘S’ sub-inspection mark stamped in the magazine cut-off recess, and it has an ‘N’ stamped on the bottom of the stock about an inch ahead of the bottom sling swivel. These rifles have the standard parkerized bolt with no serial number. The Parkerizing of this rifle is very good, throughout, except for the areas underneath its rear sight that appear to have been sanded out. The walnut stock has a few old nibs and scratches, but it has the patinated dark color that comes with age; a little over 90 years. The action on this rifle is crisp, and it has bright and shiny bore with very narrow and strong rifling. This 1903A1 comes with the standard M1907 leather sling with tight stitching, marked E.L.R., in excellent condition.
According to LTC Brophy, in 1931 there were 1,958 Springfield 1903 rifles, like this one, reconditioned as 1903A1’s to meet National Match specifications. This rifle has the third configuration of reconditioned NM rifles. As such, these Special Target 1903A1 rifles were very few and are quite rare today. Photo # 10 is an extract of page 201 of Brophy's book, where he describes this Special Target 1903 rifle.
We do not make TRADES, or accept OFFERS or LAYAWAYS on Items.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .30-06 Springfield
Manufacturer: Springfield Armory
Model: 1903A1
Serial Number: 12455xx
Condition: Very Good
Metal Condition: Very Good
Wood Condition: Very Good
Bore Condition: bright
Action: Bolt Action
Stock: Dark Walnut
Butt Pad: Checkered
Weight: 9 lbs
Sights: 2850 yards
Manufacture Date: 1922
Engraving: 50
Case: M1907 Leather Sling
Item Location: Florida
Description:
This Very Rare Springfield 1903 rifle was made in 1922 and has a barrel roll-stamped with "S A" above the Ordnance "Shell & Flame" insignia and the date ‘6-31’. Serial Number 12455xx.
According to LTC William S. Brophy, in his book ‘The Springfield 1903 Rifles’, in 1931, the National Match (NM) rifle was a standard 1903 rifle that was reconditioned to National Match specifications for accuracy and use in Springfield Rifle Matches at Camp Perry and elsewhere. It doesn’t have the polished bolt with the serial number engraved in the top of the bolt, and it doesn’t have the ‘star-gauged’ on the muzzle of the barrel, either. Most of these rifles had the type C pistol grip stock, but this one comes with the oil-finished walnut ‘scan-grip’ stock with two recoil bolts, is fitted with the lower profile post WWI handguard, and it has all the markings of NM rifles: It has the last four digits of the rifle’s serial number incised and centered on the bottom of the stock, about 2 ½ inches from the butt plate, which is finely checkered as required of NM rifles. It has an ‘S’ sub-inspection mark stamped in the magazine cut-off recess, and it has an ‘N’ stamped on the bottom of the stock about an inch ahead of the bottom sling swivel. These rifles have the standard parkerized bolt with no serial number. The Parkerizing of this rifle is very good, throughout, except for the areas underneath its rear sight that appear to have been sanded out. The walnut stock has a few old nibs and scratches, but it has the patinated dark color that comes with age; a little over 90 years. The action on this rifle is crisp, and it has bright and shiny bore with very narrow and strong rifling. This 1903A1 comes with the standard M1907 leather sling with tight stitching, marked E.L.R., in excellent condition.
According to LTC Brophy, in 1931 there were 1,958 Springfield 1903 rifles, like this one, reconditioned as 1903A1’s to meet National Match specifications. This rifle has the third configuration of reconditioned NM rifles. As such, these Special Target 1903A1 rifles were very few and are quite rare today. Photo # 10 is an extract of page 201 of Brophy's book, where he describes this Special Target 1903 rifle.
We do not make TRADES, or accept OFFERS or LAYAWAYS on Items.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .30-06 Springfield
Manufacturer: Springfield Armory
Model: 1903A1
Serial Number: 12455xx
Condition: Very Good
Metal Condition: Very Good
Wood Condition: Very Good
Bore Condition: bright
Action: Bolt Action
Stock: Dark Walnut
Butt Pad: Checkered
Weight: 9 lbs
Sights: 2850 yards
Manufacture Date: 1922
Engraving: 50
Case: M1907 Leather Sling
Item Location: Florida
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Guns International #: 102004763
Category - Springfield Rifles - 1903
- Competition Rifles
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: NYC448
Member Since: 3/14/15
State:
Florida
Zip: 33186
Country: United States
Phone:
(305) 851-1440
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 2
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: US Postal Money Orders, Certified Bank Checks
About Us: US ARMY RETIRED OFFICER, 100% Totally & Permanently War-Disabled Veteran
Springfield 1903A1 Special Target (National Match) Rifle, 30-06 Cal. RARE
Description: This Very Rare Springfield 1903 rifle was made in 1922 and has a barrel roll-stamped with "S A" above the Ordnance "Shell & Flame" insignia and the date ‘6-31’. Serial Number 12455xx. According to LTC William S. Brophy, in his book ‘The Springfield 1903 Rifles’, in 1931, the National Match (NM) rifle was a standard 1903 rifle that was reconditioned to National Match specifications for accuracy and use in Springfield Rifle Matches at Camp Perry and elsewhere. It doesn’t have the polished bolt with the serial number engraved in the top of the bolt, and it doesn’t have the ‘star-gauged’ on the muzzle of the barrel, either. Most of these rifles had the type C pistol grip stock, but this one comes with the oil-finished walnut ‘scan-grip’ stock with two recoil bolts, is fitted with the lower profile post WWI handguard, and it has all the markings of NM rifles: It has the last four digits of the rifle’s serial number incised and centered on the bottom of the stock, about 2 ½ inches from the butt plate, which is finely checkered as required of NM rifles. It has an ‘S’ sub-inspection mark stamped in the magazine cut-off recess, and it has an ‘N’ stamped on the bottom of the stock about an inch ahead of the bottom sling swivel. These rifles have the standard parkerized bolt with no serial number. The Parkerizing of this rifle is very good, throughout, except for the areas underneath its rear sight that appear to have been sanded out. The walnut stock has a few old nibs and scratches, but it has the patinated dark color that comes with age; a little over 90 years. The action on this rifle is crisp, and it has bright and shiny bore with very narrow and strong rifling. This 1903A1 comes with the standard M1907 leather sling with tight stitching, marked E.L.R., in excellent condition. According to LTC Brophy, in 1931 there were 1,958 Springfield 1903 rifles, like this one, reconditioned as 1903A1’s to meet National Match specifications. This rifle has the third configuration of reconditioned NM rifles. As such, these Special Target 1903A1 rifles were very few and are quite rare today. Photo # 10 is an extract of page 201 of Brophy's book, where he describes this Special Target 1903 rifle. We do not make TRADES, or accept OFFERS or LAYAWAYS on Items. SOLD Curio/Relic: Yes Rifle Caliber: .30-06 Springfield Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: 1903A1 Serial Number: 12455xx Condition: Very Good Metal Condition: Very Good Wood Condition: Very Good Bore Condition: bright Action: Bolt Action Stock: Dark Walnut Butt Pad: Checkered Weight: 9 lbs Sights: 2850 yards Manufacture Date: 1922 Engraving: 50 Case: M1907 Leather Sling Item Location: Florida |
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Guns International #: 102004763
Seller's Inventory #: 2
Category - Springfield Rifles - 1903
- Competition Rifles
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: NYC448
Member Since: 3/14/15
State:
Florida
Zip: 33186
Country: United States
Phone:
(305) 851-1440
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 2
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: US Postal Money Orders, Certified Bank Checks
About Us: US ARMY RETIRED OFFICER, 100% Totally & Permanently War-Disabled Veteran
Springfield 1903A1 Special Target (National Match) Rifle, 30-06 Cal. RARE
Description:
This Very Rare Springfield 1903 rifle was made in 1922 and has a barrel roll-stamped with "S A" above the Ordnance "Shell & Flame" insignia and the date ‘6-31’. Serial Number 12455xx.
According to LTC William S. Brophy, in his book ‘The Springfield 1903 Rifles’, in 1931, the National Match (NM) rifle was a standard 1903 rifle that was reconditioned to National Match specifications for accuracy and use in Springfield Rifle Matches at Camp Perry and elsewhere. It doesn’t have the polished bolt with the serial number engraved in the top of the bolt, and it doesn’t have the ‘star-gauged’ on the muzzle of the barrel, either. Most of these rifles had the type C pistol grip stock, but this one comes with the oil-finished walnut ‘scan-grip’ stock with two recoil bolts, is fitted with the lower profile post WWI handguard, and it has all the markings of NM rifles: It has the last four digits of the rifle’s serial number incised and centered on the bottom of the stock, about 2 ½ inches from the butt plate, which is finely checkered as required of NM rifles. It has an ‘S’ sub-inspection mark stamped in the magazine cut-off recess, and it has an ‘N’ stamped on the bottom of the stock about an inch ahead of the bottom sling swivel. These rifles have the standard parkerized bolt with no serial number. The Parkerizing of this rifle is very good, throughout, except for the areas underneath its rear sight that appear to have been sanded out. The walnut stock has a few old nibs and scratches, but it has the patinated dark color that comes with age; a little over 90 years. The action on this rifle is crisp, and it has bright and shiny bore with very narrow and strong rifling. This 1903A1 comes with the standard M1907 leather sling with tight stitching, marked E.L.R., in excellent condition.
According to LTC Brophy, in 1931 there were 1,958 Springfield 1903 rifles, like this one, reconditioned as 1903A1’s to meet National Match specifications. This rifle has the third configuration of reconditioned NM rifles. As such, these Special Target 1903A1 rifles were very few and are quite rare today. Photo # 10 is an extract of page 201 of Brophy's book, where he describes this Special Target 1903 rifle.
We do not make TRADES, or accept OFFERS or LAYAWAYS on Items.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .30-06 Springfield
Manufacturer: Springfield Armory
Model: 1903A1
Serial Number: 12455xx
Condition: Very Good
Metal Condition: Very Good
Wood Condition: Very Good
Bore Condition: bright
Action: Bolt Action
Stock: Dark Walnut
Butt Pad: Checkered
Weight: 9 lbs
Sights: 2850 yards
Manufacture Date: 1922
Engraving: 50
Case: M1907 Leather Sling
Item Location: Florida
Description:
This Very Rare Springfield 1903 rifle was made in 1922 and has a barrel roll-stamped with "S A" above the Ordnance "Shell & Flame" insignia and the date ‘6-31’. Serial Number 12455xx.
According to LTC William S. Brophy, in his book ‘The Springfield 1903 Rifles’, in 1931, the National Match (NM) rifle was a standard 1903 rifle that was reconditioned to National Match specifications for accuracy and use in Springfield Rifle Matches at Camp Perry and elsewhere. It doesn’t have the polished bolt with the serial number engraved in the top of the bolt, and it doesn’t have the ‘star-gauged’ on the muzzle of the barrel, either. Most of these rifles had the type C pistol grip stock, but this one comes with the oil-finished walnut ‘scan-grip’ stock with two recoil bolts, is fitted with the lower profile post WWI handguard, and it has all the markings of NM rifles: It has the last four digits of the rifle’s serial number incised and centered on the bottom of the stock, about 2 ½ inches from the butt plate, which is finely checkered as required of NM rifles. It has an ‘S’ sub-inspection mark stamped in the magazine cut-off recess, and it has an ‘N’ stamped on the bottom of the stock about an inch ahead of the bottom sling swivel. These rifles have the standard parkerized bolt with no serial number. The Parkerizing of this rifle is very good, throughout, except for the areas underneath its rear sight that appear to have been sanded out. The walnut stock has a few old nibs and scratches, but it has the patinated dark color that comes with age; a little over 90 years. The action on this rifle is crisp, and it has bright and shiny bore with very narrow and strong rifling. This 1903A1 comes with the standard M1907 leather sling with tight stitching, marked E.L.R., in excellent condition.
According to LTC Brophy, in 1931 there were 1,958 Springfield 1903 rifles, like this one, reconditioned as 1903A1’s to meet National Match specifications. This rifle has the third configuration of reconditioned NM rifles. As such, these Special Target 1903A1 rifles were very few and are quite rare today. Photo # 10 is an extract of page 201 of Brophy's book, where he describes this Special Target 1903 rifle.
We do not make TRADES, or accept OFFERS or LAYAWAYS on Items.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .30-06 Springfield
Manufacturer: Springfield Armory
Model: 1903A1
Serial Number: 12455xx
Condition: Very Good
Metal Condition: Very Good
Wood Condition: Very Good
Bore Condition: bright
Action: Bolt Action
Stock: Dark Walnut
Butt Pad: Checkered
Weight: 9 lbs
Sights: 2850 yards
Manufacture Date: 1922
Engraving: 50
Case: M1907 Leather Sling
Item Location: Florida
Guns International #: 102004763
Seller's Inventory #: 2
Guns International #: 102004763
Seller's Inventory #: 2
Category - Springfield Rifles - 1903
- Competition Rifles
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: NYC448
Member Since: 3/14/15
State:
Florida
Zip: 33186
Country: United States
Phone:
(305) 851-1440
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 2
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: US Postal Money Orders, Certified Bank Checks
About Us: US ARMY RETIRED OFFICER, 100% Totally & Permanently War-Disabled Veteran
Springfield 1903A1 Special Target (National Match) Rifle, 30-06 Cal. RARE
Description:
This Very Rare Springfield 1903 rifle was made in 1922 and has a barrel roll-stamped with "S A" above the Ordnance "Shell & Flame" insignia and the date ‘6-31’. Serial Number 12455xx.
According to LTC William S. Brophy, in his book ‘The Springfield 1903 Rifles’, in 1931, the National Match (NM) rifle was a standard 1903 rifle that was reconditioned to National Match specifications for accuracy and use in Springfield Rifle Matches at Camp Perry and elsewhere. It doesn’t have the polished bolt with the serial number engraved in the top of the bolt, and it doesn’t have the ‘star-gauged’ on the muzzle of the barrel, either. Most of these rifles had the type C pistol grip stock, but this one comes with the oil-finished walnut ‘scan-grip’ stock with two recoil bolts, is fitted with the lower profile post WWI handguard, and it has all the markings of NM rifles: It has the last four digits of the rifle’s serial number incised and centered on the bottom of the stock, about 2 ½ inches from the butt plate, which is finely checkered as required of NM rifles. It has an ‘S’ sub-inspection mark stamped in the magazine cut-off recess, and it has an ‘N’ stamped on the bottom of the stock about an inch ahead of the bottom sling swivel. These rifles have the standard parkerized bolt with no serial number. The Parkerizing of this rifle is very good, throughout, except for the areas underneath its rear sight that appear to have been sanded out. The walnut stock has a few old nibs and scratches, but it has the patinated dark color that comes with age; a little over 90 years. The action on this rifle is crisp, and it has bright and shiny bore with very narrow and strong rifling. This 1903A1 comes with the standard M1907 leather sling with tight stitching, marked E.L.R., in excellent condition.
According to LTC Brophy, in 1931 there were 1,958 Springfield 1903 rifles, like this one, reconditioned as 1903A1’s to meet National Match specifications. This rifle has the third configuration of reconditioned NM rifles. As such, these Special Target 1903A1 rifles were very few and are quite rare today. Photo # 10 is an extract of page 201 of Brophy's book, where he describes this Special Target 1903 rifle.
We do not make TRADES, or accept OFFERS or LAYAWAYS on Items.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .30-06 Springfield
Manufacturer: Springfield Armory
Model: 1903A1
Serial Number: 12455xx
Condition: Very Good
Metal Condition: Very Good
Wood Condition: Very Good
Bore Condition: bright
Action: Bolt Action
Stock: Dark Walnut
Butt Pad: Checkered
Weight: 9 lbs
Sights: 2850 yards
Manufacture Date: 1922
Engraving: 50
Case: M1907 Leather Sling
Item Location: Florida
Description:
This Very Rare Springfield 1903 rifle was made in 1922 and has a barrel roll-stamped with "S A" above the Ordnance "Shell & Flame" insignia and the date ‘6-31’. Serial Number 12455xx.
According to LTC William S. Brophy, in his book ‘The Springfield 1903 Rifles’, in 1931, the National Match (NM) rifle was a standard 1903 rifle that was reconditioned to National Match specifications for accuracy and use in Springfield Rifle Matches at Camp Perry and elsewhere. It doesn’t have the polished bolt with the serial number engraved in the top of the bolt, and it doesn’t have the ‘star-gauged’ on the muzzle of the barrel, either. Most of these rifles had the type C pistol grip stock, but this one comes with the oil-finished walnut ‘scan-grip’ stock with two recoil bolts, is fitted with the lower profile post WWI handguard, and it has all the markings of NM rifles: It has the last four digits of the rifle’s serial number incised and centered on the bottom of the stock, about 2 ½ inches from the butt plate, which is finely checkered as required of NM rifles. It has an ‘S’ sub-inspection mark stamped in the magazine cut-off recess, and it has an ‘N’ stamped on the bottom of the stock about an inch ahead of the bottom sling swivel. These rifles have the standard parkerized bolt with no serial number. The Parkerizing of this rifle is very good, throughout, except for the areas underneath its rear sight that appear to have been sanded out. The walnut stock has a few old nibs and scratches, but it has the patinated dark color that comes with age; a little over 90 years. The action on this rifle is crisp, and it has bright and shiny bore with very narrow and strong rifling. This 1903A1 comes with the standard M1907 leather sling with tight stitching, marked E.L.R., in excellent condition.
According to LTC Brophy, in 1931 there were 1,958 Springfield 1903 rifles, like this one, reconditioned as 1903A1’s to meet National Match specifications. This rifle has the third configuration of reconditioned NM rifles. As such, these Special Target 1903A1 rifles were very few and are quite rare today. Photo # 10 is an extract of page 201 of Brophy's book, where he describes this Special Target 1903 rifle.
We do not make TRADES, or accept OFFERS or LAYAWAYS on Items.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .30-06 Springfield
Manufacturer: Springfield Armory
Model: 1903A1
Serial Number: 12455xx
Condition: Very Good
Metal Condition: Very Good
Wood Condition: Very Good
Bore Condition: bright
Action: Bolt Action
Stock: Dark Walnut
Butt Pad: Checkered
Weight: 9 lbs
Sights: 2850 yards
Manufacture Date: 1922
Engraving: 50
Case: M1907 Leather Sling
Item Location: Florida
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