8512 South Union Road, Union, IL 60180, États-Unis
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Check back often...we are adding more lots and photos daily. This Saturday, May 18 Gun Auction is filled with great items! We have several great US Military firearms such as 1930's Garands, M1 Carbines and a Remington-Lee 1899 and a WWII Springfield 1911A1I Several fantastic shotguns from Browning, Parker Bros and others. Hunting rifles from Kimber, Remington and Winchester to name a few. As always, we have a couple safes, TONS (literally) of ammo, reloading gear, accessories and anything else you need.
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LOT 1093:
Springfield 1903 .30 Rifle (C) 676710
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Vendu pour: $850
Prix de départ:
$
650
Prix estimé :
$1 200 - $1 600
Commission de la maison de ventes: 23%
Plus de détails
TVA: 7.25%
Sur le prix complet du lot + la commission
Les utilisateurs venant de pays étrangers peuvent être exempts de payer des taxes, selon les réglementations de taxation correspondantes
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Springfield 1903 .30 Rifle (C) 676710
DO NOT FIRE! Springfield 1903 .30 Rifle in very good condition. This is one of the rare HIGHLY COLLECTABLE early production heat treating issue guns. The first 800,000 Springfields and first 300,000 Rock Island guns were deemed unsafe to fire. The issue was found to be with the heat treating process. Specifically, armory employees in charge of the process were using the “eyeballing” method to measure temperatures. Heat treating is exceptionally important to the rifle’s success. Too little and the metal won’t be hardened; too much and it will become brittle, leading to catastrophic failures. So most were destroyed making them very hard to find and making them very collectible. Cartouches includes "SA SPG" in a rectangle and "P" in a circle. Barrel stamped SA 1942 MFG 1917 C&R Eligible S/N:676710
