It is used, with a blued finish, a four round capacity and a ZF39-style scope mount with a Weaver scope.

The notes give the condition as about 85 percent, with light bluing wear and light chamber marks. Those are details to read in full on the listing. Many owners shoot such a rifle a few times a year and enjoy it more for being used than for sitting in a case. Wood and steel both need care in damp weather, and a silica packet in the case is cheap insurance. A short session at the range will teach you how the sights are regulated and where the rifle prints at a hundred yards.

A European rebuild of the 1903 Springfield is an unusual mix of American action and German gunsmithing. It shows how the rifle was reworked into a hunting arm after the war. The .30-06 is an all-round round for deer and elk.

The rifle is sold as described. Look at the photos and ask your dealer to check the work. It ships to a licensed dealer you pick, and the background check is completed there.