Videos tagged with M1903A3 Springfield

This video explores exhibition rifle drill, a sport gaining popularity since the 1970s/80s, focusing on JROTC and ROTC competitions. It features top performers from the civilian drill team New Guard America, highlighting their extensive experience and dedication. The team uses demilled 1903A3 Springfield rifles modified with durable stocks to withstand the demands of drill, including aerial maneuvers and accidental drops. A unique aspect is the use of bayonets on their rifles during live performances, with dummy versions used in practice. The video also mentions sponsors Ventura Munitions and BLACKHAWK!, and encourages support via Patreon.

This review covers the M1903A3 Springfield, a bolt-action rifle adopted in 1905 and a standard issue until 1937. It highlights the rifle's historical significance through WWI, WWII, and Vietnam, its improved aperture sights compared to earlier models, and its design influences from Mauser rifles. The review also touches on the M1903A4 sniper variant and practical features like the buttstock cleaning kit trapdoor.