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Sale pending- RARE SPRINGFIELD MODEL 87M SEMI AUTO RIFLE 1 OF 300 MADE
Sale pending- RARE SPRINGFIELD MODEL 87M SEMI AUTO RIFLE 1 OF 300 MADE
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Guns International #: 101876102
Seller's Information
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Seller: Eastern Branch Firearms
Member Since: 5/22/17
First Name: Glen
Last Name: Breton
State:
Florida
Zip: 34654
Country: United States
Phone:
(207) 215-5021
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 522
Total Listings: 8382
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Postal money order, certified check , Major credit cards with 3% add
Sale pending- RARE SPRINGFIELD MODEL 87M SEMI AUTO RIFLE 1 OF 300 MADE
Description:
J. Stevens/Springfield Model 87M Training Rifle
.22 caliber, 23.5" round barrel, no S/N, military-style walnut stock with handguard and M-1 style triggerguard. Trigger guard is a cut down M1 trigger guard. This is a training rifle for the larger .30 caliber M1 rifle. Marked on the side of the receiver Springfield Model 87M and J. Stevens Arm Co. Chicopee Falls, Mass, USA in two lines. Overall length 43.5".
This gun is numbered 115 of 300 under the butt plate .
Research said the 87M is seldom encountered today in original configuration and is appreciating rapidly and examples in good condition are very hard to find. The 87M has taken on the mystique of the "rifle that should have been a Garand trainer or were the 300 prototypes that the gov’t decided not to buy". After the war the 87M resurfaced in the Sears Roebuck catalog as the Ranger Model 101.22.
Some have also called the 87M a " T1" trainer, however the T1 was a Pederson prototype 7mm rifle that was in competition with the Garand " T3" prototype as a replacement for the military 1903/1903A Springfield Armory bolt action rifle. General McArthur demanded that the caliber be changed to 30-06 and the Garand was the winner of the competition/ placed into mass production 1940.
The action of the 87M is nicknamed "Gill Gun" due to the vents on the left side of the receiver. The 87M action is also called "Clickity Clack" referring to the sound of the semi-auto action when fired.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Description:
J. Stevens/Springfield Model 87M Training Rifle
.22 caliber, 23.5" round barrel, no S/N, military-style walnut stock with handguard and M-1 style triggerguard. Trigger guard is a cut down M1 trigger guard. This is a training rifle for the larger .30 caliber M1 rifle. Marked on the side of the receiver Springfield Model 87M and J. Stevens Arm Co. Chicopee Falls, Mass, USA in two lines. Overall length 43.5".
This gun is numbered 115 of 300 under the butt plate .
Research said the 87M is seldom encountered today in original configuration and is appreciating rapidly and examples in good condition are very hard to find. The 87M has taken on the mystique of the "rifle that should have been a Garand trainer or were the 300 prototypes that the gov’t decided not to buy". After the war the 87M resurfaced in the Sears Roebuck catalog as the Ranger Model 101.22.
Some have also called the 87M a " T1" trainer, however the T1 was a Pederson prototype 7mm rifle that was in competition with the Garand " T3" prototype as a replacement for the military 1903/1903A Springfield Armory bolt action rifle. General McArthur demanded that the caliber be changed to 30-06 and the Garand was the winner of the competition/ placed into mass production 1940.
The action of the 87M is nicknamed "Gill Gun" due to the vents on the left side of the receiver. The 87M action is also called "Clickity Clack" referring to the sound of the semi-auto action when fired.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
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Guns International #: 101876102
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Eastern Branch Firearms
Member Since: 5/22/17
First Name: Glen
Last Name: Breton
State:
Florida
Zip: 34654
Country: United States
Phone:
(207) 215-5021
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 522
Total Listings: 8382
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Postal money order, certified check , Major credit cards with 3% add
Sale pending- RARE SPRINGFIELD MODEL 87M SEMI AUTO RIFLE 1 OF 300 MADE
Description: J. Stevens/Springfield Model 87M Training Rifle .22 caliber, 23.5" round barrel, no S/N, military-style walnut stock with handguard and M-1 style triggerguard. Trigger guard is a cut down M1 trigger guard. This is a training rifle for the larger .30 caliber M1 rifle. Marked on the side of the receiver Springfield Model 87M and J. Stevens Arm Co. Chicopee Falls, Mass, USA in two lines. Overall length 43.5". This gun is numbered 115 of 300 under the butt plate . Research said the 87M is seldom encountered today in original configuration and is appreciating rapidly and examples in good condition are very hard to find. The 87M has taken on the mystique of the "rifle that should have been a Garand trainer or were the 300 prototypes that the gov’t decided not to buy". After the war the 87M resurfaced in the Sears Roebuck catalog as the Ranger Model 101.22. Some have also called the 87M a " T1" trainer, however the T1 was a Pederson prototype 7mm rifle that was in competition with the Garand " T3" prototype as a replacement for the military 1903/1903A Springfield Armory bolt action rifle. General McArthur demanded that the caliber be changed to 30-06 and the Garand was the winner of the competition/ placed into mass production 1940. The action of the 87M is nicknamed "Gill Gun" due to the vents on the left side of the receiver. The 87M action is also called "Clickity Clack" referring to the sound of the semi-auto action when fired. SOLD Curio/Relic: Yes |
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Guns International #: 101876102
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Eastern Branch Firearms
Member Since: 5/22/17
First Name: Glen
Last Name: Breton
State:
Florida
Zip: 34654
Country: United States
Phone:
(207) 215-5021
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 522
Total Listings: 8382
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Postal money order, certified check , Major credit cards with 3% add
Sale pending- RARE SPRINGFIELD MODEL 87M SEMI AUTO RIFLE 1 OF 300 MADE
Description:
J. Stevens/Springfield Model 87M Training Rifle
.22 caliber, 23.5" round barrel, no S/N, military-style walnut stock with handguard and M-1 style triggerguard. Trigger guard is a cut down M1 trigger guard. This is a training rifle for the larger .30 caliber M1 rifle. Marked on the side of the receiver Springfield Model 87M and J. Stevens Arm Co. Chicopee Falls, Mass, USA in two lines. Overall length 43.5".
This gun is numbered 115 of 300 under the butt plate .
Research said the 87M is seldom encountered today in original configuration and is appreciating rapidly and examples in good condition are very hard to find. The 87M has taken on the mystique of the "rifle that should have been a Garand trainer or were the 300 prototypes that the gov’t decided not to buy". After the war the 87M resurfaced in the Sears Roebuck catalog as the Ranger Model 101.22.
Some have also called the 87M a " T1" trainer, however the T1 was a Pederson prototype 7mm rifle that was in competition with the Garand " T3" prototype as a replacement for the military 1903/1903A Springfield Armory bolt action rifle. General McArthur demanded that the caliber be changed to 30-06 and the Garand was the winner of the competition/ placed into mass production 1940.
The action of the 87M is nicknamed "Gill Gun" due to the vents on the left side of the receiver. The 87M action is also called "Clickity Clack" referring to the sound of the semi-auto action when fired.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Description:
J. Stevens/Springfield Model 87M Training Rifle
.22 caliber, 23.5" round barrel, no S/N, military-style walnut stock with handguard and M-1 style triggerguard. Trigger guard is a cut down M1 trigger guard. This is a training rifle for the larger .30 caliber M1 rifle. Marked on the side of the receiver Springfield Model 87M and J. Stevens Arm Co. Chicopee Falls, Mass, USA in two lines. Overall length 43.5".
This gun is numbered 115 of 300 under the butt plate .
Research said the 87M is seldom encountered today in original configuration and is appreciating rapidly and examples in good condition are very hard to find. The 87M has taken on the mystique of the "rifle that should have been a Garand trainer or were the 300 prototypes that the gov’t decided not to buy". After the war the 87M resurfaced in the Sears Roebuck catalog as the Ranger Model 101.22.
Some have also called the 87M a " T1" trainer, however the T1 was a Pederson prototype 7mm rifle that was in competition with the Garand " T3" prototype as a replacement for the military 1903/1903A Springfield Armory bolt action rifle. General McArthur demanded that the caliber be changed to 30-06 and the Garand was the winner of the competition/ placed into mass production 1940.
The action of the 87M is nicknamed "Gill Gun" due to the vents on the left side of the receiver. The 87M action is also called "Clickity Clack" referring to the sound of the semi-auto action when fired.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Guns International #: 101876102
Guns International #: 101876102
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Eastern Branch Firearms
Member Since: 5/22/17
First Name: Glen
Last Name: Breton
State:
Florida
Zip: 34654
Country: United States
Phone:
(207) 215-5021
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 522
Total Listings: 8382
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Postal money order, certified check , Major credit cards with 3% add
Sale pending- RARE SPRINGFIELD MODEL 87M SEMI AUTO RIFLE 1 OF 300 MADE
Description:
J. Stevens/Springfield Model 87M Training Rifle
.22 caliber, 23.5" round barrel, no S/N, military-style walnut stock with handguard and M-1 style triggerguard. Trigger guard is a cut down M1 trigger guard. This is a training rifle for the larger .30 caliber M1 rifle. Marked on the side of the receiver Springfield Model 87M and J. Stevens Arm Co. Chicopee Falls, Mass, USA in two lines. Overall length 43.5".
This gun is numbered 115 of 300 under the butt plate .
Research said the 87M is seldom encountered today in original configuration and is appreciating rapidly and examples in good condition are very hard to find. The 87M has taken on the mystique of the "rifle that should have been a Garand trainer or were the 300 prototypes that the gov’t decided not to buy". After the war the 87M resurfaced in the Sears Roebuck catalog as the Ranger Model 101.22.
Some have also called the 87M a " T1" trainer, however the T1 was a Pederson prototype 7mm rifle that was in competition with the Garand " T3" prototype as a replacement for the military 1903/1903A Springfield Armory bolt action rifle. General McArthur demanded that the caliber be changed to 30-06 and the Garand was the winner of the competition/ placed into mass production 1940.
The action of the 87M is nicknamed "Gill Gun" due to the vents on the left side of the receiver. The 87M action is also called "Clickity Clack" referring to the sound of the semi-auto action when fired.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Description:
J. Stevens/Springfield Model 87M Training Rifle
.22 caliber, 23.5" round barrel, no S/N, military-style walnut stock with handguard and M-1 style triggerguard. Trigger guard is a cut down M1 trigger guard. This is a training rifle for the larger .30 caliber M1 rifle. Marked on the side of the receiver Springfield Model 87M and J. Stevens Arm Co. Chicopee Falls, Mass, USA in two lines. Overall length 43.5".
This gun is numbered 115 of 300 under the butt plate .
Research said the 87M is seldom encountered today in original configuration and is appreciating rapidly and examples in good condition are very hard to find. The 87M has taken on the mystique of the "rifle that should have been a Garand trainer or were the 300 prototypes that the gov’t decided not to buy". After the war the 87M resurfaced in the Sears Roebuck catalog as the Ranger Model 101.22.
Some have also called the 87M a " T1" trainer, however the T1 was a Pederson prototype 7mm rifle that was in competition with the Garand " T3" prototype as a replacement for the military 1903/1903A Springfield Armory bolt action rifle. General McArthur demanded that the caliber be changed to 30-06 and the Garand was the winner of the competition/ placed into mass production 1940.
The action of the 87M is nicknamed "Gill Gun" due to the vents on the left side of the receiver. The 87M action is also called "Clickity Clack" referring to the sound of the semi-auto action when fired.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
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