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U. S. Remington ~ Model 1903 (Modified) ~ .30-06 Sprg
U. S. Remington ~ Model 1903 (Modified) ~ .30-06 Sprg
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Guns International #: 102333139
Seller's Inventory #: 3742957
Category - Remington Rifles - Military
- Military Rifles - US
Seller's Information
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Seller: Cabelas Grand Junction
Company: Bass Pro - Cabelas
Company: Bass Pro - Cabelas
Member Since: 6/15/10
State:
Colorado
Zip: 81505
Country: United States
Phone:
(970) 683-5013
Platinum Seller
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Free shipping to any Bass Pro/Cabela’s US stores. $25 shipping fee to any Third Party FFL dealer
Free shipping to any Bass Pro/Cabela’s US stores. $25 shipping fee to any Third Party FFL dealer
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U. S. Remington ~ Model 1903 (Modified) ~ .30-06 Sprg
Description:
September 1941. The U.S. Ordnance Department contracted with Remington for M1903 rifles in order to arm the rapidly expanding U.S. armed forces. The U.S. government ordered 134,000 M1903s from Remington the same day that the British contracts were canceled. By this time, Remington was ready to go into limited production of M1903s. The firm was assigned the serial number block of "3,000,000 to 3,599,999" for its initial production. Ten "trial production" M1903 rifles were produced soon after the contract was granted, and the first 1,273 production rifles were delivered in November 1941. These were initially to have been given the "M1903A1" designation, which would have required full pistol-grip ("Type C") stocks. However, the large supply of stock blanks acquired by Remington were primarily suited for fabrication of the straight-grip type of stock, so the M1903 nomenclature was not changed. Interestingly, some internal Remington documents during this period refer to the rifles as "M1903 Modified." By the first quarter of 1942, the changes in the original specifications were sufficient to result in a rifle that was noticeably different from the early production Remington M1903s. The rifles with the changes were termed the "M1903 Modified" although, as stated, there is some indication that this term was in use as early as November 1941. The "M1903 Modified" designation has come into widespread use today to differentiate the Remington's that incorporated the manufacturing modifications from the original, finely crafted '03 rifles that were turned out during the first few months of production and will be used in this article to identify this variant from the earlier and later variants. It should be recognized that the production "shortcuts" were phased in over a period of time. Some of the earlier M1903 Modified rifles will have few stamped parts and later production will exhibit more stamped components. .30-06 Springfield
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Chambers: .30-06 Springfield in a five round box magazine bolt action rifle
Metal Condition: "Good, showing post-war parkerization and subsequent light wear
Wood Condition: "Good, with a few field marks. Missing some stock inspection stamps
Bore Condition: "Good, High Standard made barrel replacement 6-44
Barrels: 24
Triggers: Two stage military
Stock Dimensions:
12 1/2" LOP
Fore End: Plain walnut without finger grooves. Milled barrel bands and upper band
Butt Pad: "Checkered steel with trap, cleaning rod, jags and brush
Weight: 8 lbs. 10 oz.
Sights: "Fixed blade front, 1905 pattern rear sight
Item Location: Grand Junction, CO
Description:
September 1941. The U.S. Ordnance Department contracted with Remington for M1903 rifles in order to arm the rapidly expanding U.S. armed forces. The U.S. government ordered 134,000 M1903s from Remington the same day that the British contracts were canceled. By this time, Remington was ready to go into limited production of M1903s. The firm was assigned the serial number block of "3,000,000 to 3,599,999" for its initial production. Ten "trial production" M1903 rifles were produced soon after the contract was granted, and the first 1,273 production rifles were delivered in November 1941. These were initially to have been given the "M1903A1" designation, which would have required full pistol-grip ("Type C") stocks. However, the large supply of stock blanks acquired by Remington were primarily suited for fabrication of the straight-grip type of stock, so the M1903 nomenclature was not changed. Interestingly, some internal Remington documents during this period refer to the rifles as "M1903 Modified." By the first quarter of 1942, the changes in the original specifications were sufficient to result in a rifle that was noticeably different from the early production Remington M1903s. The rifles with the changes were termed the "M1903 Modified" although, as stated, there is some indication that this term was in use as early as November 1941. The "M1903 Modified" designation has come into widespread use today to differentiate the Remington's that incorporated the manufacturing modifications from the original, finely crafted '03 rifles that were turned out during the first few months of production and will be used in this article to identify this variant from the earlier and later variants. It should be recognized that the production "shortcuts" were phased in over a period of time. Some of the earlier M1903 Modified rifles will have few stamped parts and later production will exhibit more stamped components. .30-06 Springfield
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Chambers: .30-06 Springfield in a five round box magazine bolt action rifle
Metal Condition: "Good, showing post-war parkerization and subsequent light wear
Wood Condition: "Good, with a few field marks. Missing some stock inspection stamps
Bore Condition: "Good, High Standard made barrel replacement 6-44
Barrels: 24
Triggers: Two stage military
Stock Dimensions:
12 1/2" LOP
Fore End: Plain walnut without finger grooves. Milled barrel bands and upper band
Butt Pad: "Checkered steel with trap, cleaning rod, jags and brush
Weight: 8 lbs. 10 oz.
Sights: "Fixed blade front, 1905 pattern rear sight
Item Location: Grand Junction, CO
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Guns International #: 102333139
Category - Remington Rifles - Military
- Military Rifles - US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Cabelas Grand Junction
Company: Bass Pro - Cabelas Member Since: 6/15/10
State:
Colorado
Zip: 81505
Country: United States
Phone:
(970) 683-5013
Platinum Seller
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Free shipping to any Bass Pro/Cabela’s US stores. $25 shipping fee to any Third Party FFL dealer Payment Methods:
About Us: When calling ask for the Gun Library Click to Visit Cabela's Bass Pro Used Guns website - Fill in the Sellers Inventory # in the Pre-Owned Gun search and check out immediately.
U. S. Remington ~ Model 1903 (Modified) ~ .30-06 Sprg
Description: September 1941. The U.S. Ordnance Department contracted with Remington for M1903 rifles in order to arm the rapidly expanding U.S. armed forces. The U.S. government ordered 134,000 M1903s from Remington the same day that the British contracts were canceled. By this time, Remington was ready to go into limited production of M1903s. The firm was assigned the serial number block of "3,000,000 to 3,599,999" for its initial production. Ten "trial production" M1903 rifles were produced soon after the contract was granted, and the first 1,273 production rifles were delivered in November 1941. These were initially to have been given the "M1903A1" designation, which would have required full pistol-grip ("Type C") stocks. However, the large supply of stock blanks acquired by Remington were primarily suited for fabrication of the straight-grip type of stock, so the M1903 nomenclature was not changed. Interestingly, some internal Remington documents during this period refer to the rifles as "M1903 Modified." By the first quarter of 1942, the changes in the original specifications were sufficient to result in a rifle that was noticeably different from the early production Remington M1903s. The rifles with the changes were termed the "M1903 Modified" although, as stated, there is some indication that this term was in use as early as November 1941. The "M1903 Modified" designation has come into widespread use today to differentiate the Remington's that incorporated the manufacturing modifications from the original, finely crafted '03 rifles that were turned out during the first few months of production and will be used in this article to identify this variant from the earlier and later variants. It should be recognized that the production "shortcuts" were phased in over a period of time. Some of the earlier M1903 Modified rifles will have few stamped parts and later production will exhibit more stamped components. .30-06 Springfield SOLD Curio/Relic: Yes Chambers: .30-06 Springfield in a five round box magazine bolt action rifle Metal Condition: "Good, showing post-war parkerization and subsequent light wear Wood Condition: "Good, with a few field marks. Missing some stock inspection stamps Bore Condition: "Good, High Standard made barrel replacement 6-44 Barrels: 24 Triggers: Two stage military Stock Dimensions: 12 1/2" LOP Fore End: Plain walnut without finger grooves. Milled barrel bands and upper band Butt Pad: "Checkered steel with trap, cleaning rod, jags and brush Weight: 8 lbs. 10 oz. Sights: "Fixed blade front, 1905 pattern rear sight Item Location: Grand Junction, CO |
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Guns International #: 102333139
Seller's Inventory #: 3742957
Category - Remington Rifles - Military
- Military Rifles - US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Cabelas Grand Junction
Company: Bass Pro - Cabelas
Company: Bass Pro - Cabelas
Member Since: 6/15/10
State:
Colorado
Zip: 81505
Country: United States
Phone:
(970) 683-5013
Platinum Seller
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Free shipping to any Bass Pro/Cabela’s US stores. $25 shipping fee to any Third Party FFL dealer
Free shipping to any Bass Pro/Cabela’s US stores. $25 shipping fee to any Third Party FFL dealer
Payment Methods:
About Us: When calling ask for the Gun Library
Click to Visit Cabela's Bass Pro Used Guns website - Fill in the Sellers Inventory # in the Pre-Owned Gun search and check out immediately.
U. S. Remington ~ Model 1903 (Modified) ~ .30-06 Sprg
Description:
September 1941. The U.S. Ordnance Department contracted with Remington for M1903 rifles in order to arm the rapidly expanding U.S. armed forces. The U.S. government ordered 134,000 M1903s from Remington the same day that the British contracts were canceled. By this time, Remington was ready to go into limited production of M1903s. The firm was assigned the serial number block of "3,000,000 to 3,599,999" for its initial production. Ten "trial production" M1903 rifles were produced soon after the contract was granted, and the first 1,273 production rifles were delivered in November 1941. These were initially to have been given the "M1903A1" designation, which would have required full pistol-grip ("Type C") stocks. However, the large supply of stock blanks acquired by Remington were primarily suited for fabrication of the straight-grip type of stock, so the M1903 nomenclature was not changed. Interestingly, some internal Remington documents during this period refer to the rifles as "M1903 Modified." By the first quarter of 1942, the changes in the original specifications were sufficient to result in a rifle that was noticeably different from the early production Remington M1903s. The rifles with the changes were termed the "M1903 Modified" although, as stated, there is some indication that this term was in use as early as November 1941. The "M1903 Modified" designation has come into widespread use today to differentiate the Remington's that incorporated the manufacturing modifications from the original, finely crafted '03 rifles that were turned out during the first few months of production and will be used in this article to identify this variant from the earlier and later variants. It should be recognized that the production "shortcuts" were phased in over a period of time. Some of the earlier M1903 Modified rifles will have few stamped parts and later production will exhibit more stamped components. .30-06 Springfield
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Chambers: .30-06 Springfield in a five round box magazine bolt action rifle
Metal Condition: "Good, showing post-war parkerization and subsequent light wear
Wood Condition: "Good, with a few field marks. Missing some stock inspection stamps
Bore Condition: "Good, High Standard made barrel replacement 6-44
Barrels: 24
Triggers: Two stage military
Stock Dimensions:
12 1/2" LOP
Fore End: Plain walnut without finger grooves. Milled barrel bands and upper band
Butt Pad: "Checkered steel with trap, cleaning rod, jags and brush
Weight: 8 lbs. 10 oz.
Sights: "Fixed blade front, 1905 pattern rear sight
Item Location: Grand Junction, CO
Description:
September 1941. The U.S. Ordnance Department contracted with Remington for M1903 rifles in order to arm the rapidly expanding U.S. armed forces. The U.S. government ordered 134,000 M1903s from Remington the same day that the British contracts were canceled. By this time, Remington was ready to go into limited production of M1903s. The firm was assigned the serial number block of "3,000,000 to 3,599,999" for its initial production. Ten "trial production" M1903 rifles were produced soon after the contract was granted, and the first 1,273 production rifles were delivered in November 1941. These were initially to have been given the "M1903A1" designation, which would have required full pistol-grip ("Type C") stocks. However, the large supply of stock blanks acquired by Remington were primarily suited for fabrication of the straight-grip type of stock, so the M1903 nomenclature was not changed. Interestingly, some internal Remington documents during this period refer to the rifles as "M1903 Modified." By the first quarter of 1942, the changes in the original specifications were sufficient to result in a rifle that was noticeably different from the early production Remington M1903s. The rifles with the changes were termed the "M1903 Modified" although, as stated, there is some indication that this term was in use as early as November 1941. The "M1903 Modified" designation has come into widespread use today to differentiate the Remington's that incorporated the manufacturing modifications from the original, finely crafted '03 rifles that were turned out during the first few months of production and will be used in this article to identify this variant from the earlier and later variants. It should be recognized that the production "shortcuts" were phased in over a period of time. Some of the earlier M1903 Modified rifles will have few stamped parts and later production will exhibit more stamped components. .30-06 Springfield
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Chambers: .30-06 Springfield in a five round box magazine bolt action rifle
Metal Condition: "Good, showing post-war parkerization and subsequent light wear
Wood Condition: "Good, with a few field marks. Missing some stock inspection stamps
Bore Condition: "Good, High Standard made barrel replacement 6-44
Barrels: 24
Triggers: Two stage military
Stock Dimensions:
12 1/2" LOP
Fore End: Plain walnut without finger grooves. Milled barrel bands and upper band
Butt Pad: "Checkered steel with trap, cleaning rod, jags and brush
Weight: 8 lbs. 10 oz.
Sights: "Fixed blade front, 1905 pattern rear sight
Item Location: Grand Junction, CO
Guns International #: 102333139
Seller's Inventory #: 3742957
Guns International #: 102333139
Seller's Inventory #: 3742957
Category - Remington Rifles - Military
- Military Rifles - US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Cabelas Grand Junction
Company: Bass Pro - Cabelas
Company: Bass Pro - Cabelas
Member Since: 6/15/10
State:
Colorado
Zip: 81505
Country: United States
Phone:
(970) 683-5013
Platinum Seller
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Free shipping to any Bass Pro/Cabela’s US stores. $25 shipping fee to any Third Party FFL dealer
Free shipping to any Bass Pro/Cabela’s US stores. $25 shipping fee to any Third Party FFL dealer
Payment Methods:
About Us: When calling ask for the Gun Library
Click to Visit Cabela's Bass Pro Used Guns website - Fill in the Sellers Inventory # in the Pre-Owned Gun search and check out immediately.
U. S. Remington ~ Model 1903 (Modified) ~ .30-06 Sprg
Description:
September 1941. The U.S. Ordnance Department contracted with Remington for M1903 rifles in order to arm the rapidly expanding U.S. armed forces. The U.S. government ordered 134,000 M1903s from Remington the same day that the British contracts were canceled. By this time, Remington was ready to go into limited production of M1903s. The firm was assigned the serial number block of "3,000,000 to 3,599,999" for its initial production. Ten "trial production" M1903 rifles were produced soon after the contract was granted, and the first 1,273 production rifles were delivered in November 1941. These were initially to have been given the "M1903A1" designation, which would have required full pistol-grip ("Type C") stocks. However, the large supply of stock blanks acquired by Remington were primarily suited for fabrication of the straight-grip type of stock, so the M1903 nomenclature was not changed. Interestingly, some internal Remington documents during this period refer to the rifles as "M1903 Modified." By the first quarter of 1942, the changes in the original specifications were sufficient to result in a rifle that was noticeably different from the early production Remington M1903s. The rifles with the changes were termed the "M1903 Modified" although, as stated, there is some indication that this term was in use as early as November 1941. The "M1903 Modified" designation has come into widespread use today to differentiate the Remington's that incorporated the manufacturing modifications from the original, finely crafted '03 rifles that were turned out during the first few months of production and will be used in this article to identify this variant from the earlier and later variants. It should be recognized that the production "shortcuts" were phased in over a period of time. Some of the earlier M1903 Modified rifles will have few stamped parts and later production will exhibit more stamped components. .30-06 Springfield
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Chambers: .30-06 Springfield in a five round box magazine bolt action rifle
Metal Condition: "Good, showing post-war parkerization and subsequent light wear
Wood Condition: "Good, with a few field marks. Missing some stock inspection stamps
Bore Condition: "Good, High Standard made barrel replacement 6-44
Barrels: 24
Triggers: Two stage military
Stock Dimensions:
12 1/2" LOP
Fore End: Plain walnut without finger grooves. Milled barrel bands and upper band
Butt Pad: "Checkered steel with trap, cleaning rod, jags and brush
Weight: 8 lbs. 10 oz.
Sights: "Fixed blade front, 1905 pattern rear sight
Item Location: Grand Junction, CO
Description:
September 1941. The U.S. Ordnance Department contracted with Remington for M1903 rifles in order to arm the rapidly expanding U.S. armed forces. The U.S. government ordered 134,000 M1903s from Remington the same day that the British contracts were canceled. By this time, Remington was ready to go into limited production of M1903s. The firm was assigned the serial number block of "3,000,000 to 3,599,999" for its initial production. Ten "trial production" M1903 rifles were produced soon after the contract was granted, and the first 1,273 production rifles were delivered in November 1941. These were initially to have been given the "M1903A1" designation, which would have required full pistol-grip ("Type C") stocks. However, the large supply of stock blanks acquired by Remington were primarily suited for fabrication of the straight-grip type of stock, so the M1903 nomenclature was not changed. Interestingly, some internal Remington documents during this period refer to the rifles as "M1903 Modified." By the first quarter of 1942, the changes in the original specifications were sufficient to result in a rifle that was noticeably different from the early production Remington M1903s. The rifles with the changes were termed the "M1903 Modified" although, as stated, there is some indication that this term was in use as early as November 1941. The "M1903 Modified" designation has come into widespread use today to differentiate the Remington's that incorporated the manufacturing modifications from the original, finely crafted '03 rifles that were turned out during the first few months of production and will be used in this article to identify this variant from the earlier and later variants. It should be recognized that the production "shortcuts" were phased in over a period of time. Some of the earlier M1903 Modified rifles will have few stamped parts and later production will exhibit more stamped components. .30-06 Springfield
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Chambers: .30-06 Springfield in a five round box magazine bolt action rifle
Metal Condition: "Good, showing post-war parkerization and subsequent light wear
Wood Condition: "Good, with a few field marks. Missing some stock inspection stamps
Bore Condition: "Good, High Standard made barrel replacement 6-44
Barrels: 24
Triggers: Two stage military
Stock Dimensions:
12 1/2" LOP
Fore End: Plain walnut without finger grooves. Milled barrel bands and upper band
Butt Pad: "Checkered steel with trap, cleaning rod, jags and brush
Weight: 8 lbs. 10 oz.
Sights: "Fixed blade front, 1905 pattern rear sight
Item Location: Grand Junction, CO
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