M4 Survival Rifle file photo [22150]

M4 Survival Rifle

Country of OriginUnited States
TypeRifle
Capacity4 rounds
Length360.000 mm
Weight1.800 kg

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ww2dbaseThe M4 Survival Rifles were developed from American arms manufacturing firm Harrington & Richardson's existing M265 bolt-action sporting rifle design. They were adopted by the United States Army Air Forces during the war as part of the survival gear in case the aircraft would be shot down; the airmen had the option of using these sporting rifle-derived weapons to hunt wild animals for food. They remained in United States Air Force service until the 1950s, and park rangers of the United States National Park Service would use them into the 1960s. A total of 29,344 examples were built.

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1. DAVID ROBERTS says:
3 Jun 2020 12:34:12 AM

Good day my name is David and I am in the middle of a little project I was hoping you might be able to help me out with. I acquired a H&R M4 Survival rifle that I need a few parts four. The barrel, trigger housing and folding stock. If you can help please email or text me at 907-315-5720

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