International Harvester Rifles for Sale

Within rifles, the International Harvester Company of the United States entered production under a U.S. government contract in 1951, reached mass production in 1953 at its Evansville, Indiana facility, and concluded rifle manufacture in January 1956. These Korean War–era rifles are distinguished by relatively limited quantities, frequent use of Line Material Company (LMR) barrels, and distinctive receiver-marking variants, with documented start-up challenges giving International Harvester–marked examples a recognized niche among collectors.