Receiver originally manufactured in March of 1944 and subsequently arsenal upgraded to the M1D sniper configuration, a procedure more typically performed on Springfield-made M1 rifles. Rifles so converted were used as sniper weapons during Korea and the Vietnam War. Blade front and peep rear sights, "DRC" windage drum, five prong flash hider, "S-A-8-52" barrel, Winchester bolt, Springfield trigger housing, safety, hammer, and relief cut operating rod. Toole Army Depot rebuild marks "TE" above "6-69" (June 1969) electro-stenciled on the right receiver leg. The walnut stock has a checkered steel buttplate. The M84 scope is numbered "42431", with a sliding sunshield and rubber eyepiece. Fitted with a "MRT/11-62" cheek piece and green canvas web sling. Includes a shipping box (no visible addresses), extra sling, green canvas scope case, cleaning tools and accessories with their packaging (most are opened).

Very fine as arsenal upgraded to M1D configuration, retains 98% plus parkerized finish. The arsenal refurbished replacement stock is very fine with a few light handling marks and defined edges. Scope is excellent, retains 99% original blue finish on the tube with a few light scratches, and crisp clear optics. Mechanically excellent. Box is fine.