Springfield 1903A3 Complete Barreled Action

[Wildcatter]

I have this very nice condition Springfield 1903A3 barreled action I’d like to sell. The bore is very good. The receiver is a National Ordnance receiver and the barrel of a Remington dated 1945. The sighting apparatus and stamped bottom metal are intact and the matte blued is nice. I thought about building it into a nice open sighted sporter but I just don’t need another rifle in that category. It could easily put back to military spec as well. Just need a stock, upper handguard and retainers. I’d like $400 shipped to your FFL.

Thanks,

RC

 

[Wildcatter]

Oops, the barrel is dated 1943! I remembered wrong

 

[CJW]

Barrel length?

 

[Wildcatter]

It’s a standard 24” 1903 Springfield barrel. 1:10” twist.

 

[Wildcatter]

Will consider trades with cash going either way. I like low power Leupold variable scopes and I’d love to find a Browning hi-power.

 

[sestoppelman]

To put it "back to mil spec" would require another receiver since the Nat Ord is a cast commercial receiver and not GI. Only Remington and Smith Corona made them for the A3.

 

[Wildcatter]

True. Thanks for your input, bud. Thank you for the bump. The National ord receiver was not mil-spec, but an after-market part from the 1950s. A build using like new, original mil-spec parts. The barrel is a mirror and the bolt, sights, and other parts are like new. This barreled action is in great condition. Put it back into a mil-spec-like condition if you choose to go that route. Or build a sporter in the Griffen and Howe style. Either would make a great shooter. Let me know if you have any questions.

RC

 

[Wildcatter]

BTT

 

[Wildcatter]

Reduced to $325 shipped. Last go-round before it’s off the Gunbroker.

 

[Lee in Texas]

What about face to face?

 

[Wildcatter]

Lee, I’ll send you a PM

 

[Lee in Texas]

I’ll take it.

 

[Wildcatter]

Thanks Lee in Texas. It’s yours.