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Produced in the early 1940s for Denmark and the United States Marine Corps, the latter using the arm at the start of the Pacific Campaign, where it’s

Part of the earliest production run on the U.S. 1903 rifle, circa November 1903-January 1905, the 30-03 rod bayonet configuration was only briefly use

Produced before the outbreak of World War II, this is an exceptional and as new original Smith & Wesson Mark I Light Rifle. Submitted for evalua...

The right side of the receiver is roll-stamped with "U.S." followed by the Ordnance 'Shell and Flame' insignia below the ejection ...

Blade front and "I.R.Co." adjustable rear sights, with a Winchester marked barrel, "SA" Type III barrel band, round bolt, flip s...

Blade front sight with a detachable hood marked with an Ordnance bomb over "US", with and adjustable ladder rear sight with the correct mi...

Blade front and "PI" adjustable rear sights, Type II band, "3-44" Inland barrel, round bolt, button safety, "W.I" maga...

This U.S. Army Model 1903A4 sniper rifle is complete with a late production Weaver M73B1 scope. This rifle has the correct offset marking on the rece

Produced in June of 1945. Standard sights, with the "BATTLE RANGE" drum and locking bar, Springfield "5-45" barrel, Springfield ...

This unique M1A rifle was made for R.M. Smith III. It has standard Springfield Armory receiver heel markings over the serial number "R.M. SMIT...