Springfield 1903

[Edwin]

Gents,
I'd love to get some feedback on this Springfield 1903 I've just got in

Best regards
Edwin

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[Stormrider59]

The receiver on this rifle dates to the mid 1930's and has the correct finish for that era. A WWII Dated High Standard barrel would indicate a war re-build or a throw together to go overseas (which is why this rifle has import marks on it).

Of note, the stock lacks the dual stock bolts that reinforced the area around the receiver.

Edit: I just had a closer look at the left side of the wrist and there's a faint "FJA" stamp inside of a box, which should be on a Remington stock.

This is definitely not the tyical 1903, but it is a throw together.

[Edwin]

The receiver on this rifle dates to the mid 1930's and has the correct finish for that era. A WWII Dated High Standard barrel would indicate a war re-build or a throw together to go overseas (which is why this rifle has import marks on it).

Of note, the stock lacks the dual stock bolts that reinforced the area around the receiver.

Edit: I just had a closer look at the left side of the wrist and there's a faint "FJA" stamp inside of a box, which should be on a Remington stock.

This is definitely not the tyical 1903, but it is a throw together.

thanks a lot