Bolt | Springfield Armory | Right Handed

Up for sale is a U.S. Model 1917 Enfield rifle in 30-06.  In good condition and a good specimen of this important rifle - more American troops carried this rifle than the Springfield 1903 during World War I (apparently this is the rifle Sgt.

[SOLD PENDING FUNDS]

Sold to Jay! Thanks 

40 rounds through this rifle. Very accurate and fun to shoot. Like new condition minus the small blemish above bolt release. You can see in pictures. Most wouldn’t even notice.

Springfield Krag in 30-40. Rifle bluing in decent shape for age. Has been sporterized. Shoot as is or excellent restoration project. Will ship with pal. See my other ads for great rifles

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Show room model, out of the box but still brand new and has never been fired.

Like new springfield armory .22lr with vortex ring. Bushnell 3.5-10x40 scope and browning recoil hawg muzzle brake. Perfect condition. Model 2020 , bought in october 2024

I do not want to sell this gun!

U.S. Springfield Armory 3006 rifle with original leather sling.

Model 1903

S.N. 1239020

$1000 or willing to trade for a newer light weight 3006 with scope.  

Overall great condition. Bore and stock are both in good shape. Missing the firing pin which shouldn't be hard to replace. Chambered for 2 3/4 shells. Message for more pics/info 

Springfield US #1898 KRAG CALIBER 30-40 Krag

Inventory #21

Price 750$

Springfield US #1898 KRAG CALIBER 30-40 Krag

Inventory # 23

price 750 $

SPRINGFIELD KRAG  #1899 CALIBER 30-40KRAG

INCENTORY #46

PRICE 750$

Springfield M1903A1 30-06 rifle - Excellent condition. SA 9-42 barrel with excellent shiny bore. Very good metal finish. Refinished stock with nice figure.

Price:$2450+shipping 

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 Eddystone P14 303. Unaltetered.  Usual wear and patina.  All matching numbers ( reciever,bolt and barrel). Bore is excellent and bright. 

This rifle was imported from the US as part of a two-gun bundle; it’s the other gun that I wanted.  It was inaccurately described as a “US Springfield Armoury 1896 carbine” and the stock was cracked at the wrist.