United States Rifle, Cal .30, Model 1903 Manual
United States Rifle, Cal .30, Model 1903 Manual
Washington Printing Office Pamphlet No. 1923
Revised October 17th, 1911
Format: 72 pages with two plates
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United States Rifle, Cal .30, Model 1903 Manual
This manual was scanned at 300 dpi and saved in uncompressed .tff format before conversion to PDF file format, so the pages are as clear as possible and blow up (zoom larger) very well. This manual is the description and rules for the management of the United States Rifle, Cal .30, Model 1903. It is an official Washington government printing office pamphlet No. 1923 and was printed in 1904, 1906, 1904 and this fourth printing was in 1911. It covers all aspects of operating and handling the Model 1903 rifle, including including stripping and assembling, ammunition, bayonet, ballistic charts and performance, as well as repair diagnostics. It also includes two detailed Springfield drawn technical blueprints for the Model 1903 "Arm Chest" and "Arm Locker".
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