#Springfield 1898 p stamped serial#
#Springfield 1898 p stamped full#

#Springfield 1898 p stamped full#

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A solid example of the Krag rifle that will likely still shoot well. Included with the rifle is a leather sling in very good condition that is very faintly marked ''ROCK ISLAND / ARSENAL / 1914 / H.E.K.'' and has been trimmed in length by a previous owner, and an oiler. The rifle is sighted with a Model 1901 rifle rear sight with front blade sight. The stampings on the receiver remain crisp. Bardon'' is stamped in front of the triggerguard. The stock is crisply marked ''A / 17'' on top of the handguard, has a ''(square) JPA / 1902'' inspector's cartouche crisply stamped on the left wrist, a clear circled ''P'' proof is marked behind the triggerguard with a small ''j'' marked above it, and ''R. The walnut stock is in about very good condition as cleaned with light dings on the forearm, a small area of old chipping on the forearm, an abrasion near the rear sling loop, an old shallow divot on the right side of the comb, scattered light scratches and dings consistent with the age of the rifle and an added finish. The barrel has also toned to a dark gray with light wear around the muzzle, the barrel has worn to pewter, and the nosecap and triggerguard retain about 70% original blue with light scratches and some oxidation staining.

The receiver of the rifle has toned to pewter and the receiver wall and magazine gate show good mottled oil quenched case-hardening with light flaking on the receiver wall and silvering on the high edges.

#Springfield 1898 p stamped serial#

Serial #392442, 30-40 Krag, 30'' barrel with a bright very good bore with light pitting but clear rifling.