This is an example of a late production Springfield Model 1903 "T" style target rifle that is fitted with a Winchester A5 scope. It is fitted with an original style very heavy 30 inch target weight "T" style barrel correctly fitted with the modified BAR front sight topped with a Lyman 17 globe front sight. The receiver is fitted with a long range Lyman 48C micrometer target rear sight, and the stock has been properly inletted to accommodate the sight. It is also fitted with two scope blocks, one mounted on top of the receiver and the other one on the barrel, and it has a Winchester A5 commercial scope installed on the blocks. It has the standard two-line Winchester commercial markings, and it has been deeply marked with "F3172". The barrel is unmarked and unproofed, and it is fitted with the standard milled components. The action is fitted with an "NS" marked bolt that is unnumbered and has been repolished, still in the white and fitted with a headless cocking piece. It has the correct NRA style pistol grip stock without grasping grooves, two stock bolts, and a modified 1917 front barrel band designed to accommodate the heavy barrel. The lower sling swivel is mounted on the underside of the stock. The stock is fitted with the standard NRA style cupped steel buttplate. The rifle also has a leather sling. The receiver serial number of this rifle places it the range of rifles manufactured circa 1938, which is considered outside the normal range for the manufacture of the "T" rifle series. The "T" series of rifles were manufactured primarily in the 1924-1930 period. Provenance: The George Moller Collection