The US Army's primary service rifle from 1903 through WWII, based largely on the Mauser 98 action (for which the US paid Mauser a royalty until WWI). Initially chambered in .30-03, quickly updated to .30-06. A beautifully made bolt-action with a 24-inch barrel and 5-round stripper-clip fed magazine. The primary US rifle of WWI and early WWII, replaced by the M1 Garand in most roles but retained for sniper use throughout WWII and Korea. Type: Rifle Action: Bolt-Action Caliber: .30-03 Capacity: 5 Year introduced: 1903, USA Weight: 128 oz Overall length: 44" Status: Discontinued Military use: Yes Intended use: military, hunting, target