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$2,450.00
Initially developed by John Garand in the 1920s, the M1 Garand rifle (U.S. Rifle Cal. .30 M1) was adopted by the U.S. military in the 1930s and served as the primary infantry rifle during World War II and Korea. A proven workhorse in the field, the semi-automatic, en bloc clip fed, gas-operated rifle also impresses with its accuracy. Over the course of history, the M1 Garand saw action across the globe and was used by military forces of many nations. Eventually replaced by the M14 in 1958, the M1 is still revered by both collectors and shooters as well as the many veterans who carried them during their service.
This is a beautiful, excellent condition, fully operational Springfield Armory M1 Garand rifle with all correct parts; manufactured 1955-57. Markings: Trigger Housing ‘6528290-SA’, Safety ‘11’, Hammer SA D5546008, Barrel (rear side) ‘SA F65325448 2 55 A219A’ eagle (faint), no import marks on barrel, Receiver right side lazy ‘V’ 7 A over F 6528291, Receiver back/top U.S. Rifle CAL. .30 M1 Springfield Armory 584XXXX, Receiver left side ‘B’, Bolt ‘D 28287-12SA RE5B’, Operating Rod ‘6535382 SA’, Stock left side extremely faint paint remaining on butt from possible rack identification and ½ inch square DOD acceptance cartouche with an eagle under three stars, Stock pistol grip front ‘P’. The stock is tight, action functions well, metal parts finish is very good, minor service handling marks present on wood and metal. Butt plate shows wear. Bore is clean, bright with well-defined rifling. ME=1.2 TE=1.5. Condition equals CMP service grade. This is a solid M-1 for both your collection and shooting inventory. See pictures for overall condition. FFL or C&R required for purchase.
Maker | Springfield Armory |
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Model | US Rifle cal .30 M1 |
Action Type | Semi Auto |
Caliber | .30-06 |
Capacity | 8 rounds |
Barrel | 24-inch |
Bore | excellent, clean, bright, well-defined rifling |
Overall Length | 43 inches |
Period/Year | 1955 |