Remington Model Of 1917 Bolt Action Rifle With Bayonet .30-06 Caliber
This Model 1917 rifle was built by Remington in April of 1918 and is chambered in .30-06. The rifle features a guarded dovetail front sight on a 26" barrel with a 3-18 barrel date with "R" and faded flaming bomb cartouche. The receiver is marked "U.S. Model of 1917 Remington" and has the flaming bomb cartouche with inspector stamps on the left side of the receiver. The rear of the receiver is fitted with the rear aperture ladder sight and safety just behind on the right and mauser style bolt release on the left. The bolt is marked "R" for Remington with a non matching number. The stock is fitted with stacking and sling swivels with tan Kerr rifle sling and metal butt plate with compartment for the included cleaning/oiler tube. The upper stock has a red band painted just behind the upper band. The rear stock has a "C" with arrow stamp on the right side indicating Canadian Service. After WWI, many 1917 and P14 rifles went to Canada and saw service up to WWII. The red bands were painted on the Model 1917 to separate them from the P14 rifles, which were similarly built, but chambered in .303 British. Included with this rifle is a Remington marked 1917 bayonet and later production plastic scabbard. Import marks below the barrel read "M1917 30-06, CDI Swan, VT". LOP: 13 1/2". CALIBER/GA: 30-06. S/N: 269441. FFL: Curio & Relic.
Condition
Bore is shiny with slight frost and good rifling. Mechanics are good.
This Model 1917 rifle was built by Remington in April of 1918 and is chambered in .30-06. The rifle features a guarded dovetail front sight on a 26" barrel with a 3-18 barrel date with "R" and faded flaming bomb cartouche. The receiver is marked "U.S. Model of 1917 Remington" and has the flaming bomb cartouche with inspector stamps on the left side of the receiver. The rear of the receiver is fitted with the rear aperture ladder sight and safety just behind on the right and mauser style bolt release on the left. The bolt is marked "R" for Remington with a non matching number. The stock is fitted with stacking and sling swivels with tan Kerr rifle sling and metal butt plate with compartment for the included cleaning/oiler tube. The upper stock has a red band painted just behind the upper band. The rear stock has a "C" with arrow stamp on the right side indicating Canadian Service. After WWI, many 1917 and P14 rifles went to Canada and saw service up to WWII. The red bands were painted on the Model 1917 to separate them from the P14 rifles, which were similarly built, but chambered in .303 British. Included with this rifle is a Remington marked 1917 bayonet and later production plastic scabbard. Import marks below the barrel read "M1917 30-06, CDI Swan, VT". LOP: 13 1/2". CALIBER/GA: 30-06. S/N: 269441. FFL: Curio & Relic.
Condition
Bore is shiny with slight frost and good rifling. Mechanics are good.
