GUN SPRING 2017
The live portion of this session begins on Tuesday, April 11, 2017.
RARE EARLY PRODUCTION 1903 SPRINGFIELD RIFLE DATED 1906.SPRINGFIELD190330646530-06MODERN; C&RCal. .30-06. 24" bbl. 2-pc walnut stocks with finger groove and manufactured without any crossbolts. Type I handguard with no slot for rear sight. Rear sight adjustment knobs are dished with cannelure first pattern straight bolt with small applied identification disk on buttplate with the numbers "22 BB / 10". Is equipped with a khaki Kerr-Nobukl sling. Bbl marked "SA 2-06". This being one of the first rifles manufactured after the removal of the rod bayonet model from service. CONDITION: Good overall, with exceptionally fine stocks. Stocks have typical oil soaking and possibly the addition of another coat of finish. However, no breakage or material loss is present. The Type I handguard is equally as fine with several bruises on its top but no major distress. All metal components have somewhat turned plum. Bore is bright, shiny, however has slightly worn lands and grooves. Kerr-Nobukl sling is exceptionally fine with no distress. 51389-24 TDW (3,000-4,000)