1903 & A3 Springfield Rifle Disassembly & Reassembly Manual
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Step-by-Step Firearm Maintenance Guide by Gun-Guides® Model 1903 & 1903A3.
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1903 & A3 Springfield Rifle Disassembly & Reassembly Manual
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Model US 1903 & A3 Springfield Rifle Disassembly & Reassembly Manual
WHAT THIS MANUAL COVERS:
- Step-by-step complete disassembly & reassembly procedures
- Exploded parts diagrams
- Confidently install replacement parts and accessories
MODEL COVERAGE:
- 1903 & 1903A3
FEATURES:
- 37 high-resolution photos
- Detailed exploded parts diagrams
- Easy-to-follow, hands-on format
- Comb-bound – lays flat for convenient, hands-free use on your workbench
- Durable cardstock cover for shop or range use
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Format: Printed Manual
- Pages: 16
- Size: 8.5" x 6"
- Condition: Brand New
- UPC: 400100347287
- ISBN: 978-1-972464-00-7
- GTIN:
IMPORTANT NOTES:
- See photos for Table of Contents and additional details
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EXCERPT FROM THIS GUIDE:
A brief history of the 1903 Springfield Rifles
The US Rifle Caliber .30 Model 1903, is an American clip-fed, 5-shot,
bolt-action service rifle used primarily during the first half of the 20th
century. It was adopted as a US Military Rifle on June 21, 1905.
After being on the receiving end of the Mauser Model 93 rifle during
the Spanish-American War, the US War Department performed
extensive studies to replace the US .30 Krag rifle. Even though
Springfield Armory used a two-piece firing pin and other slight design
alterations, the 1903 was in fact a Mauser design and this resulted in
the U.S. government losing a law suit and was forced to pay $200,000
in royalties to Mauser Werke of Germany.
1903: ....
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