International Harvester M1 Garand

[peddler67]

Are these anymore sought after than any other M1?

And @ a price tag of 2300.00 also many many en bloc clips with ammo at 10 a piece? Looks almost to pretty to be original. Just curious if that is a reasonable price they are asking. Yes I saw it in person but did not study it much.

 

[Mercuttio]

Seems like its overpriced considerably

 

[Stampede]

Not an expert at all, but I do think they bring more in general, since fewer were produced. Unless there is some other aspect to this rifle (serial number or parts) that adds value - I'd say that is too much.

Most have been rebuilt at least once over time.

alleycat 10thmountain

 

[Gimmebackmybullets]

Bundling could turn out to be in your favor, if you play it correctly. Just a thought.

 

[10thmountain]

Never owned a tractor Garand . They do bring in more $ . I can’t remember but the Cmp sold them for $1100-1300 maybe two years ago. They get marked up in the wild. Unless you are a collector and move things around to your friends .

 

[alleycat]

They aren’t as plentiful and do tend to fetch a premium, usually 1200-1400 depending on condition. There is an uncommon version called a “gap letter” IH that typically sells to collectors for around 2200+

TheGman knows much more than I do…..

 

[TheGman]

They aren’t as plentiful and do tend to fetch a premium, usually 1200-1400 depending on condition. There is an uncommon version called a “gap letter” IH that typically sells to collectors for around 2200+

TheGman knows much more than I do…..

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I don’t know more than you my friend but I do know a little.
your right Gap letter gets a premium over postage stamp
all matching gun is a premium , stock with appropriate Julian date is also desired

 

[peddler67]

Seems like its overpriced considerably

Thank you

 

[dadx3]

Gap Letter and Arrowhead stamps will add a premium, if it is still all original they could go for that much. If I were to guess based on that photo, I would say it has been rebuilt.

 

[rightway1974]

I would love to find the correct stock for my #’s matching 1943 Springfield.