Originally manufactured in November of 1944 and subsequently arsenal upgraded to the M1C Sniper configuration. While in theory superseded by the more armorer-friendly M1D, the M1C served well as a primary sniper rifle in World War II, Korea, and as late as Vietnam. Blade front and peep rear sights, "DRC" windage drum, "S-A-10-51" marked barrel, "SA" bolt, trigger housing, hammer, and relief cut operating rod. The arsenal replacement stock is marked with a circled "P" proofmark on the front of the pistol grip. The M84 scope is serial numbered "48037" on the data plate, with a post-and-crosshair reticle, sliding sunshield, a rubber eyepiece, and an unmarked ring assembly. The scope mount bracket is secured to the side with three screws and two pins. The rifle is accompanied by an Anniston Army Depot shipping box marked with the date "11-6-95" and containing accessories, some of which are still in their sealed packaging, including a M2 cone flash hider, canvas scope case, sling, leather cheek pad, and cleaning tools.

Exceptionally fine, retains 99% arsenal refurbished parkerized finish. The stock is excellent with a few light handling marks. The scope is excellent with 99% original blue finish and crisp clear optics. Mechanically excellent. Included box is fine.