This is a nice example of an original (not put together) M1D Sniper Rifle that is complete with CMP documentation and shipping box. This rifle was assembled by Springfield Armory using a "Winchester" receiver. M1D Rifles with Winchester receivers are not common and are very desirable. The rifle is fitted with the M84 Telescopic Sight and mount, and a russet leather, lace-on, cheekpiece. The rifle is marked: "U.S. RIFLE/CAL..30 M1/WINCHESTER/1201451" on the rear of the receiver and the right side leg is marked "TE-1-69" indicating rebuild at Toole Army Depot in 1969. The side of the barrel is correctly marked "S-A-5-51" with the correct "P" firing proof. It is fitted with the correct M84 telescopic sight the standard post and cross hair reticule, sliding sunshade and rubber eyepiece. The scope has the original dull blue finish and the data plate is marked "TELESCOPE, M84 SERIAL NUMBER 5554", in three lines. It has all WWII parts of most of them being SA marked except for the trigger housing which is WRA marked. It has a walnut stock with one walnut and one beech handguard, and the stock is stamped with a uncircled "P" proof in the pistol grip area with a boxed SA cartouche on the left side of the butt that is fitted with a leather lace on cheek pad marked "MRT 11-62". The rifle has the late 1960 light gray parkerized finish on all the parts. It is complete with the original "HART" Manufacturing stamped M2 flash hider, scope case, canvas sling, the original CMP shipping box, documentation, and DD1348 showing release in Mar 1999.

Excellent overall with 98% of the arsenal reparkerized gray finish with slight wear on the edges and high spots overall. The stock and handguard are all in very good condition with no breaks or damage with the sides of the stock showing several heavy pressure dents from storage or shipping. The scope retains 95% of a black protectant painted finish with excellent blue underneath. The optics are in excellent condition and the knob works correctly. A very nice all original M1D Sniper with scarce Winchester M1 receiver.