M1903A4 Dec 10, 1942

[JGaynor]

The attached link takes you to an original report recommending adoption on the M1903A4 Sniper's Rifle and specials out the specifications.

Readers will note that during actual production a number of changes occurred but IMO it always helps to know where you started from.

http://www.nicolausassociates.com/PD...ber%201942.pdf

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Regards,

Jim

[Mike Haas]

The attached link takes you to an original report recommending adoption on the M1903A4 Sniper's Rifle and specials out the specifications.

Readers will note that during actual production a number of changes occurred but IMO it always helps to know where you started from.

http://www.nicolausassociates.com/PD...ber%201942.pdf

Many thanks to nicolausassociates for posting this. Anyone needing reprints of techmanuals and other pubs should IMO always check nicoluas first. Top quality products and first-rate service.

Regards,

Jim

Jim - Absolutely an outstanding and informative post. Thank You!!

Mike Haas

[Rick the Librarian]

I agree - great job!

[Chuckindenver]

awesome.
pretty fast action for the day..
think about it.
they put in a request in Dec 42, Hatchers says he got a 1903A4 in Jan 43 for testing...think that would happen with todays BS???

[JGaynor]

awesome.
pretty fast action for the day..
think about it.
they put in a request in Dec 42, Hatchers says he got a 1903A4 in Jan 43 for testing...think that would happen with todays BS???

You have got that right chuck! Today the sniper "czar" would still be redecorating his office!

Regards.

Jim