Manufactured in 1942. "1942" dated receiver socket. Includes a tan canvas web sling and oiler in the butt compartment.

Very good as refinished, with much of the finish, and areas of smooth brown patina on the balance. Stock is also very good as sanded and re-oiled, with some scattered light scratches and dents, and a chipped section visible on top ahead of the buttplate. Mechanically excellent.

Manufactured in 1918. "1918" dated receiver socket. Includes a tan canvas web sling and an oiler in the butt compartment.

Very good as arsenal refurbished, with much of the finish, scattered light freckling and a few areas of smooth brown patina on the balance. Stock is also very good as re-oiled, with scattered light scratches and dents, a crack on top of the handguard ahead of the rear sight, and a crack visible at the left below the receiver area. Mechanically excellent.

Manufactured c. 1941-1944. "U.S. PROPERTY" marked left of the receiver with British proof on top, as a lend-lease rifle. Includes a tan canvas web sling and oiler in the compartment.

Very good as refinished, with much of the finish, smooth brown patina and freckling on the balance. Stock is also very good as sanded and re-oiled, with scattered scratches and dents, and a few cracks visible ahead of the buttplate. Mechanically excellent.