Quick Look

The Springfield M1903A4 was a sniper rifle variant of the M1903 rifle, developed by the U.S. Army for use during World War II. Designed for precision and long-range effectiveness, it integrated a scope mount onto the proven bolt-action platform. Today, it remains a sought-after collector's rifle and a staple of historical military arms enthusiasts.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Iconic WWII-era U.S. military sniper platform
• Chambered in .30-06 Springfield for long-range power
• Reliable bolt-action performance in harsh environments
• Highly collectible with strong historical value
• Compatible with military-style scopes

Key Variants

Springfield M1903A4 Remanufactured

Ideal for shooters seeking functional replicas or CMP-issued rebuilds for vintage competitions.

M1903A4 Original

Sought after by collectors for historical authenticity and wartime provenance.

Gibbs Rifle Company M1903A4

Faithful reproduction for competitive shooters and WWII reenactors.

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Best Use Cases

• Historical firearm collection
• Vintage rifle competitions
• WWII reenactments
• Long-range target shooting
• Firearm investment and appraisal

FAQs

What is the Springfield M1903A4?

The Springfield M1903A4 is a sniper rifle variant of the M1903 adopted during WWII, fitted with a scope and redesigned bolt handle.

Can I use commercial .30-06 ammo in the M1903A4?

Yes, but avoid high-pressure modern loads; military-spec M2 Ball is closest to the original operating pressure.

How does the M1903A4 differ from the standard M1903?

The M1903A4 lacks iron sights and features a scope mount offset for optics, with a bent bolt handle for clearance.