One of 3,386 Model 1922 M2 bolt action rimfire rifles manufactured by the U.S. Springfield Armory c. 1933-1942, the final evolution of the M1922 design, with this example produced c. 1937. Features a fixed blade front sight and Lyman 48C pattern adjustable peep micrometer rear sight attached to the right side of the receiver, "S A/flaming bomb/7-37" barrel marked "LONG RIFLE/CART'GE ONLY" on the left side, and a correctly polished "NS/M2" marked third-type bolt without an electro-stenciled serial number on the body. Fitted with a "sporter" profile grasping groove and pistol grip walnut stock with a door-less heavy checkered steel buttplate, along with a parkerized "M2" marked magazine. Includes an informational display card and generic nylon soft case.

Exceptionally fine as arsenal refurbished, retaining 98% plus arsenal parkerized finish with some softened roll-marks, some minor edge wear, and some minor handling marks. The stock is excellent with a few minor handling marks, attractive raised grain, and crisp grasping grooves. Mechanically excellent.