I haven't had a good look at the bores, yet. I don't have a TE gauge, but the muzzles look good, from just a quick glance.
Glimmerman, I admit to not knowing too much about the heat treatment issue, and where the serial number cutoff is, but the Springfield I ordered was specifically listed as a high-numbered rifle and safe to shoot. I'm still learning about these rifles. edit: The CMP says 800,000 is where the heat treating was changed. So, my 1903 should be safe to fire.
Overall, the rifles are in good shape. A few dings in the wood, and lots of minor scratches, but otherwise nice. A little clean-up on the stocks is in the plans.