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my newest purchase w/pic
fizzer
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i went to my not so local gunshop(meaning it is much closer to work than home)set up a transfer for a mauser i had gotten online. see my previous rant for back story( http://forums.gunbroker.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=261376 ) when i walked in, they have a cosignment area up front, i noticed an m1 garand on the wall, so after setting up the transfer i spoke with the shop owner about the garand to get some info. he stated it was a 1955 or 56 (i can't remember) h&r arms, that the former owner got from cmp 5-6 years ago. the rifle appears in excellent shape with very good wood and sharp lands and grooves. i had forgotten to ask why it was being sold(i figure it was to raise funds for something else) it was being asked for $850, i offered $800, the shop owner checked the paperwork and said yes.
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ok not the best picture in the world, i took one more and the camera died(bad batteries), and of course no more "aa "in the house.
i have read that h&r arms, though they did not manufactured alot of garands compared to springfield, have an excellent reputation.
now with my enfield 303, my garand, and the mauser on the way i see a day at the range in my future.
any comments are welcomed and if you have better insight to this maker of garand please share.
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ok not the best picture in the world, i took one more and the camera died(bad batteries), and of course no more "aa "in the house.
i have read that h&r arms, though they did not manufactured alot of garands compared to springfield, have an excellent reputation.
now with my enfield 303, my garand, and the mauser on the way i see a day at the range in my future.
any comments are welcomed and if you have better insight to this maker of garand please share.
Comments
Who ever said guns are a bad investment didn't know about CMP.
Pull the bolt back, look on the right side of barrel (between the hand guard and stock) and the manufacturer and date of barrel is stamped there.
You did good. M-1s are an excellent investment.
dont shoot store ammo, Surplus only
i can use this as a meet and greet. the range is in summerduck va.
Total Est. Time: 31 hours, 9 minutes
Total Est. Distance: 2099.76 miles
sorry a little to far out of the way........