Serial number 4780964 on forward top of receiver, 24 in. blued Shaw made heavy barrel with two machine taps for front sight, TASCO 6-24x40 duplex reticle scope, receiver marked U.S. / SMITH-CORONA / MODEL .30-03, hand stippled stock with high rise comb, beavertail forend, hand-stop groove, adjustable recoil pad.

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Overall length 44 5/8 in.

Private Collection, Eastern North Carolina

Receiver DOM: 1944, FFL Status: Curio or Relic.

The Springfield Model 1903, introduced in 1903, is a bolt-action rifle known for its use in World War I and World War II. Renowned for its accuracy and ruggedness, it was the standard-issue rifle for U.S. troops during its service. The Model 1903 played a significant role in American military history and remains a notable example of early 20th-century military firearms.

Overall very good estate condition, barrel and receiver have minor amounts of finish wear and surface scratching, stock has field marks from age and normal use, bore has hazy shine, scope glass is clear, bolt will remove itself if pulled completely to the rear during cycle.