This is a fine example of WWII U.S. Army contract Remington Model 1903A4 sniper rifle manufactured in the first block of serial numbers. These rifles were issued during WWII, again in Korea and even Vietnam. The barrel is marked "R A/Ordnance Bomb/12-43", and the receiver is marked "U.S. /REMINGTON/MODEL 03-A3" correctly offset on the left side. The rifle has the correct 1903A4 sniper rifle bolt with the "R" mark on the underside of the bolt handle. The rifle has a Redfield marked scope base installed on the receiver and mounted with a early commercial Weaver 330 sniper scope. It has the standard cross-hair reticle and does not have any government markings. It is correctly fitted with the various stamped components, such as the barrel bands, trigger guard and buttplate. It is fitted with an early walnut "C" stock with a pistol grip and a matching walnut handguard. The stock has a very faint "RA/Cross-Cannon/FJA" cartouche on the left side with a faint boxed "SA/O" Springfield Armory cartouche on the side of the buttstock. There are several small sub-inspector proofs stamped in front of the trigger guard. It is fitted with a "Boyt" marked leather sling.