The M1903A4 was the primary issue sniper rifle of the U.S. Army during World War II. This exceptional example, appearing nearly as issued, is properly absent of iron sights as standard on these sniper variants, with a Remington "1-44" dated barrel, "R" marked bolt with properly turned and contoured handle, and the properly offset manufacturer, model and serial number markings on the receiver ring. The included Weaver M73B1 scope is electro-stencil numbered "31078" on the tube, and mounted on a parkerized Redfield scope base. Smooth pistol grip scant stock with a checkered blue steel buttplate. "RA" (Remington Arms) and "FJA" (Frank J. Atwood) inspection stamps surrounding a crossed cannons cartouche on the left stock wrist. Includes a "1944" dated MILSCO M1907 brown leather sling and leather scope lens caps.

Excellent plus, nearly as issued, retains 99% original parkerized and blue finishes with some light handling marks. The stock is also excellent with highly attractive original tiger striped grains, a few mild gouges visible on the bottom ahead of the rear barrel band, a few minor nicks behind the receiver, and otherwise minimal handling evidence with absolutely distinct edges overall. Mechanically excellent. Included scope is excellent, retains 98% original blue finish on the tube with crisp clear optics and 98% original parkerized finish on the base and rings with a few patches of mild corrosion/pitting visible on top of the rings. One will look a long time to find a better example of a U.S. Remington Model 1903A4 sniper!