For shooters and collectors who prioritize classic design, certified condition, and straightforward mechanical reliability, a well-maintained bolt-action rifle remains a top choice. Whether you’re trimming minute groups on the range or adding a heritage piece to your safe, a certified used example can deliver excellent value and confidence in performance.

SCHMIDT-RUBIN M1911 is offered as a Certified Used Firearm that pairs collectible character with serviceable condition. This example ships with a 1-6 round magazine and a bayonet with scabbard; the metal finish shows a pleasing patina while the walnut stock displays normal wear marks consistent with age. Certified Used status means the rifle is vetted to be in very good to excellent condition and includes a ‘no questions asked’ return policy. Shop this product — clicking any of these links takes you to our shop page where you can view full purchasing options from the retailer.

Condition, features, and what to expect

Built on a proven bolt-action platform and listed in the Bolt Action category, this Schmidt-Rubin example emphasizes authenticity. The included 1-6 round magazine makes the rifle practical for range use while keeping the silhouette period-correct. The bayonet and scabbard are intact, adding both display and utility value for historical shooters. Note that the listing does not specify caliber; prospective buyers should confirm chambering before purchasing or firing.

Certified Used benefits

Buying a Certified Used firearm delivers predictable value: each gun is inspected and graded, and the ‘no questions asked’ return policy reduces risk on a secondary purchase. At a price of $854.99, this SCHMIDT-RUBIN M1911 presents a balanced option for collectors who want authentic wear and a vetted purchase without paying premium prices for pristine examples. View product details and pricing here.

Practical handling and maintenance

For field use, inspect the action for smooth bolt movement and check headspace and bore condition before firing. The patina on metal is mostly cosmetic but indicates age; keep the rifle clean and lightly oiled to preserve finish and prevent further corrosion. The stock’s wear marks are typical for service rifles and can be stabilized with a light oil or left as-is to retain collector appeal.

If you value historical character with an inspected condition and a clear return policy, this SCHMIDT-RUBIN M1911 is worth a close look. Check current availability and complete purchase options on the product page: Check availability.

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