The rifle features a milled triggerguard and Type 2 ''lock-bar'' rear sight drums, and the rifle appears to function well mechanically. The marked parts are primarily of Springfield Armory manufacture, with the hammer being of Winchester origin, and the ''6 SA'' operating rod is relief cut. The markings on the receiver have softened and are partially obscured, with only the serial number remaining clearly marked, and the barrel is softly marked ''FED. The faint remnants of a circled ''P'' proof are present on the inside of the pistolgrip, and a grooved rubber buttpad is mounted over the buttstock, rather than flush with it. The walnut stock is in about very good condition as cleaned with a few light handling marks and synthetic filler repairs on either side of the magazine floorplate, at the toe, below the receiver, near the forend tip, and near the buttpad the handguard has been replaced with a M14-style synthetic handguard in very good condition showing some light flaking of the finish at the edges. The metal surfaces retain about 98% arsenal parkerized finish with light wear on the bolt, a few light handling marks and some previous light pitting beneath the finish, with exception of the barrel which has a mottled granular parkerized finish along its length. Serial #2698492, 30-06, 18'' barrel with a few scattered light pits in an otherwise bright and excellent bore.
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