Hey guys, a friend of my family is parting with her recently deceased husbands collectables. I have a chance to acquire a Springfield 1903 SN-1342993. I believe it is a national match rifle. The bolt has the serial number etched into it, its polished, and the raceways also. It is also stamped N.S. were the handle meets the carrier. The barrel from bolt face to muzzle is 24" and it has a roll mark behind the front sight "S A flaming bomb 3-39." I found the star gauged mark on the muzzle @ 6 o'clock. The stock is what gave me a cure ball. It has a SA SPG over under cartouches on the left side and a P cartouche on the pistol grip. It is also S marked in the cutoff recess. Between the pistol grip and the rear sling mount it is stamped D1836. This makes me question the originality of the piece, from what I understand the receivers serial number should be in place of D1836. She's asking $2500 based on some research her son did. If anyone can give me some insight on this rifle, it would be greatly appreciated!