MODEL 1896 SPRINGFIELD KRAIG RIFLE

$875.00 SOLD

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Item Code: 740-414

The 1896 Model Kraig was manufactured by the Springfield Armory from 1896 through 1898. Approximately 62,000 were manufactured. Kraig’s are all 30-40 caliber center fire. They are bolt action rifles that hold magazine that holds 5 rounds that are loaded from a hinged loading gate. All metal finishes are blued with the receiver casehardened.

The receiver on this particular rifle is marked U.S. MODEL 1896 and SPRINGFIELD ARMORY and the serial number is 37306. This stock has been lightly sanded. It has a 30 inch barrel that is plum brown in color. Has traces of original finish throughout. Bore is dark and pitted. The rifle is all original and has not been modified in any way.

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