April 5, 2024
1903 SPRINGFIELD M1 M2 HEAVY CHECKERED MILLED BUTTPLATE
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Buttplate for the 1903 Springfield M-1 or M-2 .22 cal. training rifle. This butt plate is stamped with the drawing number on the back side of the buttplate, " C 3831". It has the Dark Green WWII Parkerized finish. It is "new" and has never been installed on a rifle. I washed the cosmoline off of it. It is in excellent condition and has 99 plus % of the original Dark Green parkerized finish remaining. T is no rust, pitting or damage of any kind on the buttplate! It has the Heavy Coarse National Match type Milled Checkering. These were originally made for the .22's but work VERY well on the Springfield, Rock Island, Remington or Smith Corona A-3 service rifles. I have used them on several of mine and really like them. They don't move around on the shoulder as much as the smooth or lightly checkered types. Hope one of you can use it. Buyer to pay $6.00 shipping for Priority Mail with Delivery Confirmation, insurance is $1.35 extra if wanted. I am willing to combine items so you can save on shipping. Please remember that if you choose to mail uninsured I can not be responsible for it after it leaves my hands. Payment must be check (personal checks must clear 7 days) or money order. Money Order usually ships the next business day. Payment must be made within 10 days of auction close. Please check my other auctions for some interesting
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