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Springfield Armory Model 1898 .30-40 Krag 30" Bbl Mfg 1902 Great Shape!
Description: Capacity: 5 Rounds (Internal Rotary Magazine) Also Known As: U.S. Springfield Model 1898 Krag, Krag-Jørgensen Make: Springfield Armory Model: 1898 Krag-Jørgensen Finish: Blued Caliber: .30-40 Krag (.30 Army) Action: Bolt-Action Barrel Length: 30 inches Bore: Great condition, strong rifling with a light shine Stock Material: Oil-Finished American Black Walnut Military Stock Sights: Blade Front Sight, U.S. Model 1901 Adjustable Ladder Rear Sight Scope: None MFG Date: 1902 Features: Original U.S. military configuration, side-loading rotary magazine with magazine cutoff, smooth-cycling Krag bolt action, 1902-dated inspection cartouche, "27" stamped on the buttplate tang (likely a military rack or inventory number), full-length walnut stock with handguard, steel buttplate, and one of the finest examples of late 19th-century American military rifle design. Extras: None Condition: Excellent condition for a 120+ year old military rifle. Stock is in great shape with very minor handling marks. Bluing has became a mix of bluing and attractive natural patina. Feeds and eject flawlessly. Shipping Cost: 65.00 Tech: CM070626.999
Please refer to the photos for the overall condition. FFL is required.
Offered here is a classic U.S. Springfield Model 1898 Krag-Jørgensen, one of the most elegant and historically significant military rifles ever adopted by the United States Army. Chambered in .30-40 Krag, the Model 1898 served American troops during the Spanish-American War, the Philippine-American War, and the years leading into the 20th century.
This rifle is highlighted by a 1902 Springfield Armory inspection cartouche, reflecting its continued military service and inspection after its original manufacture. Adding to its military character is the "27" stamped into the buttplate tang, believed to be a rack or unit inventory number from its period of service. The Krag's unique side-loading rotary magazine and exceptionally smooth bolt action remain hallmarks of its innovative design and continue to impress collectors and shooters alike.
With its desirable military configuration, matching period features, and documented 1902 inspection mark, this Springfield Model 1898 is an outstanding addition to any U.S. military firearms collection. Whether displayed alongside other Spanish-American War artifacts or taken to the range with period-correct ammunition, this Krag represents an important chapter in American martial history and the exceptional craftsmanship of the famed Springfield Armory.