This allows for fast and easy loading, which was an appreciated feature at the time. The magazine can be opened to accept cartridges, and when closed, will feed the rounds up into the action. Rifle has a unique bolt action mechanism. smokeless service rifle until replaced by the 1903 Springfield. Front sight is pinned blade in large metal base The buttstock on this gun has a trapdoor steel butt plate, the 3 piece cleaning rod is in place, no oiler present. Rear sight is adjustable buckhorn rear with an elevator. Model 1842 musket that has been sporterized at some time in its history.
Bore is good, worn a bit, but has defined rifling. The metal blue finish on the barrel appears to have been reblued showing 70% blue. Receiver is marked ''Model 1898'' in front of U.S. Stock has been cut at comb, and also to add a pistol grip. Springfield action with original 24' barrel and military sights, and sling swivels. This rifle features a sporterized walnut stock with red recoil pad, a blued U.S. Cartouche on the left side at the wrist w/ date of 1902, additional Circle-P armory proof stamp behind trigger guard w/ two letters unreadable. Description: On consignment we have a Springfield model 1898 Krag-Jorgensen bolt action rifle in. Stock carries a number of finish flaws & several small nicks & dings. The modified, sanded & re-finished straight grip wood stock is in good condition, with finger groove forend it. U.S Springfield, Model 1898 sporterized, CAL: 30-40 KRAG, MFG: 1900, SN: 271789, Bolt Action Rifle, 30'' round barrel. You should contact the seller to resolve any questions before bidding.Īuction currency is U.S. Seller assumes all responsibility for listing Winner will be contacted shortly by Ward's Auctions
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