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Manufactured in 1911 on government contract. Fixed sights with the standard one line caliber marking on the left, the two line, three date patent mark

Produced from 1942 to 1945 and was primarily intended for issue to police forces, defense plant guards, and other non-military armed personnel. Fixed

Manufactured from 1940 to 1942. Half moon front and frame notch rear sights, 6-shot fluted cylinder, smooth walnut grips, and lanyard ring on the butt

Excellent example of a very early 1903 Springfield. This model was produced during or right after the 1905 conversions. The top of the receiver has th

Post-War production. Standard sights, with a "DRC" windage drum, Springfield bolt, hammer, safety, trigger housing, operating rod and a Sp...

Blade front sight with detachable hood and ladder rear sight with a P.J. O'Hare cover. "8-31" dated Springfield barrel. Smooth pistol ...

Globe front sight and Redfield receiver sight (a sight mount hole is behind the front sight dovetail slot). Standard Remington markings with "U...

The sides of the receiver are etched with game scenes and scrollwork, with the left side marked "P / ordnance bomb" and "U.S." S...

Blade and two leaf peep sights, with "10-43" dated Inland barrel, Type I barrel band, standard receiver markings, milled trigger guard fla...

Produced July 1944, later overhauled by a U.S. Marine Corps ordnance depot, and then presented as a Trophy Rifle for U.S. Navy shooting matches. Stand