The front sight is missing but the screw is still present. The Wards Western Field 93M-491A in .22 Short/Long/LR is a vintage bolt-action rimfire rifle, a rebranded version of the Mossberg Model 46B produced in the late 1930s to mid-1940s and sold through Montgomery Ward catalogs. It features a 24-inch barrel, tubular magazine (often holding 10+1 or up to 15+1 rounds depending on the exact configuration and ammo type), walnut stock with a Monte Carlo comb, and typically includes upgrades like a Mossberg peep rear sight for improved accuracy. This classic plinker and small-game hunter offers smooth action, reliable feeding, low recoil, and great shootability for plinking, target practice, or varmint control-making it a desirable, affordable piece of American milsurp-style history for collectors and shooters who enjoy affordable, fun rimfire rifles with solid vintage craftsmanship.