Good working order.  Lots of character.


Asking $125. Contact me for photos or to see it. 


The Springfield Model 15 is a classic single-shot, bolt-action .22 LR rimfire rifle produced from 1937 to 1948 by J. Stevens Arms Company (using the Springfield brand name), after which it transitioned to the Stevens Model 15 / 15-A through 1965.


Key Features & Design


• Action: Bolt-action, single-shot (no magazine; cartridges are loaded manually one at a time).


• Caliber: Chambers .22 Short, .22 Long, and .22 Long Rifle (.22 S, L, LR).


• Barrel Length: Early Springfield models featured a 22-inch barrel, while later Stevens 15A models moved to a 24-inch barrel.


• Simplicity: Designed by Nicholas L. Brewer with an extremely minimalist internal design consisting of only about 23 total parts (including a simple one-piece trigger/sear bar).


• Safety/Coperation: Features a pull-to-cock firing pin/striker mechanism rather than a traditional thumb safety.


• Historical Context: Marketed heavily as an affordable "boy's rifle" or youth training rifle (famous users in youth included Marine sniper Carlos Hathcock), originally selling for around $3.19 in 1938.