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A buddy of mine turned me on to this 1903 Springfield. Its in the 1.4 million range and has a barrel date of 1932. Nice pre WW2 C stock. All original metal finish. The best part are the P.J.O'Hare pieces it came with. Has the rear sight shield, muzzle guard and sight micrometer tool. Also has a nice old Hathcock leather sniper sling on it. Definitely was someones shooter for a long time.
Nice looking rifle if you dont mind me asking what did you have to give?
Is this a National Match rifle?
Other than the sight covers, it doesn't appear to have any of the features seen in a NM rifle. Of course, some more information would be welcome:
--Is there a Star Gauge mark on the muzzle crown?
--Markings on the stock?
--Polished raceways and follower (again, from the picture, it doesn't look so)
No it doesnt have a star-gauged barrel. No markings on the stock. Most likely it is a D.C.M. standard model with "C" stock rifle. Im going to have the serial researched to find out.
Well its not a DCM. Maybe its a SRS?
Does anybody know how rare and what these P.J. Ohare accessories go for? I've never seen them before.