This .270 Standard rifle was produced in 1951. It grades in NRA very good, approaching excellent condition with all original finishes, very light bluing wear and a few very minor handling marks.
The stock retains its factory finish in very good condition and the steel factory buttplate is intact. There is no oil staining of the wood and the checkering is crisp and unblemished. There are a few minor handling marks in the wood, but no gouges or other notable damages.
The original factory bluing is intact and grades at 95%. There is light edge wear on the muzzle and bottom metal, but no other notable wear marks. There are slight marks on the receiver ring and bridge from a past scope mount and a few very minor bluing scratches, but no other notable marks in the bluing. The only noteworthy metal damage is a small nick n the outer rim of the barrel crown (see photos). The bore of the 24" standard barrel has been inspected by borescope and retains strong rifling with no heat damage or pitting whatsoever. There is very minor throat wear and light copper fouling from normal and proper use. We grade the bore an 8/10.
All parts appear to be original to this rifle, including the bolt which is serial number matched to the receiver.
NOTE: This rifle must be shipped to an FFL or C&R holder who can complete the transfer. If needed, we are happy to assist you in locating an FFL holder near you who receive and transfer the rifle to you.
