Matching serial numbers and a full-length stock: those are the main points the seller makes about this 1943 Remington 1903. It is used, a bolt-action rifle in .30-06 Springfield, with a 24 inch barrel and a five round magazine, and it is described as being in great condition.

Remington built the 1903 and the simplified 03-A3 during the Second World War, making large numbers of rifles for the army and for training. The 1903 pattern comes from the early twentieth century and uses a Mauser-style action. A full-length stock is the original military style and is what collectors look for, as opposed to a cut-down sporter.

Matching serials show the rifle has kept its original parts. You can confirm them when it arrives. For a rifle of this type, that is a good sign.

Some owners shoot rifles like this at vintage matches or on the range with surplus ammunition. Others keep them for display. The .30-06 is easy to find and works on any North American game.

It is sold as described. It ships to a licensed dealer you choose, and the background check is completed there.