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DCM GARAND VALUE

johnnjjohnnj Member Posts: 2 ✭✭
edited November 2001 in Ask the Experts
i AMSEEKING APPROX. VALUE FOR 2 DCM GARAND'S1 IS A SPRINGFIELD THE OTHER IS A WINCHESTER BOTH ARE 30-06 AND ARE IN GOOD CONDITION.THANK YOU
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  • beachmaster73beachmaster73 Member Posts: 3,011 ✭✭
    edited November -1
    Well a few variables enter into the equation; but if you have the DCM paperwork even an "Anzio Annie" should net you at the very least $600. For another $85-100 you could put a good barrel on it and have a really nice weapon. The Winchester should be worth a little more than the Springfield; but again a lot of variables to consider. Do the stocks have cartouches? Are the cartouches appropriate to the serial number. Do you have the old style trigger group or the new one. Are either of the rifles virtually new arsenal rebuilds(a lot of the current crop of CMP M-1's are Letter-Kenney Arsenal rebuilds with brand new((1967))Springfield barrels). Are the rifles virtually original(major dollar increase for that). Do they have the letters "NM" anywhere on sights, barrel, Op rod etc? There is just a lot of info we'd have to know to give you an accurate estimate. But I'd say for a 'good' condition DCM M1 with DCM/CMP paperwork and DCM box you should start at $750 and go up from there...no it shouldn't go over $1200 but there could be an exception or two. Given a little more info we could get a little closer for you. Beach
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