This is a very fine representative example of a 1921 manufactured U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1903 National Match bolt action rifle. The barrel is marked "SA/flaming bomb/10-21" with the correct star gauge marking on the muzzle, standard blade front and adjustable rear ladder sight with bright polished face, and no volley notch at the top of the ladder. The rear sight is fitted with a P.J. O'Hare stamped sheet metal cover. Standard markings on the receiver ring with polished receiver rails, polished bolt and extractor, correct block type lettering on the safety and cutoff levers, and serrated trigger. Correct straight grip service type stock with milled barrel bands, "H" marked bayonet lug, "R" sub-inspection mark in the cutoff recess, boxed "D.A.L" inspection mark on left side of the wrist, "T" inspection mark on the under side of the wrist, circled "P" proof, and finely checkered trapdoor buttplate with cleaning kit in the trap. Includes brass muzzle cover.

Excellent retaining 90% plus slightly thinned original parkerized finish with visible bright wear around the muzzle end of the barrel from the cover, scattered small handling marks, and darkened patina on the rear sight face. The stock is also excellent with crisp inspection marks, some small scattered dings, and light edge wear on the buttplate. Mechanically excellent.