This is an example of a U.S. Springfield Model 1903 that originally was a ram rod pattern and subsequently arsenal modified to 1905 style for removable bayonet and rechambered to 30-06 from 30-03 Govt. Hooded blade front and adjustable folding ladder rear sights, barrel marked "SA/flaming bomb/05/A", and standard receiver markings. Smooth straight grip stock with, low hump handguard without sighting channel, faint boxed inspection cartouche, circled script "P" at the wrist, single reinforcing bolt, and steel trapdoor buttplate. Includes a brown leather sling and a "1908" dated bayonet with web scabbard and an extra later production "USN MK. I" marked fiberglass variant.

Very good, retaining mostly a mottled grey patina overall with scattered handling marks. Wood is also very good with dings and scratches throughout and some handling marks. Mechanically excellent. Bayonets are also very good.