Originally produced in May of 1944 and subsequently arsenal upgraded to the M1D Sniper configuration, a procedure more typically performed on Springfield-made M1 receivers. Rifles so converted were used as sniper weapons during Korea and the Vietnam War. Blade front and peep rear sights, "DRC" windage drum, Springfield bolt, hammer, relief cut operating rod and "S-A-3-52" dated barrel, and a "W.R.A." trigger housing. The stock has a circled "P" on the wrist and a faint cartouche (possibly starting with "H"), and unmarked leather cheekpiece (no screws), tan canvas sling and a checkered steel buttplate. The scope is serial numbered "22203" on the M84 data plate, with a metal sun shield and a rubber eyepiece. Also included with the rifle is a "H" marked M2 conical flash hider, 1954 M84 scope manual (TM9-6131) and a 1980s reprint of the 1969 M1/M1C/M1D manual (TM 9-1005-222-12).