Description
Manufactured for more than a century, the Remington M1903 is a bolt-action repeating rifle that was officially adopted by the United States military in 1903 and used throughout World War I. Although the M1903 was later replaced by the M1 Garand as a standard infantry rifle, the M1903 made a comeback during World War II because there were not enough M1 rifles to sufficiently arm U.S. troops. Also known as the M1903 Springfield and the United States Rifle, Caliber 30, Model 1903, and still in production today, this internal magazine, centerfire rifle remains popular not only as a military drill rifle, but for civilian use, as well as a historical military collector’s piece as well.
