M1 Garand Have cash.

[Gstag92]

Should have added the rifle comes with the CMP certificate of authentisity (however you spell it), one enbloc, hard case and something you probably don't get at the CMP - a mailing carton!

Go ahead and shoot me a private message and we can discuss further.

 

[Gstag92]

I must have replaced the blue tag with ME/TE. but my gauge shows 1/3. This rifle looks a lot better than I remembered. Barre is also SA, could be later date, hard to read. The top one is the SA I will sell. The lower is for comparison as it is a HRA with a brand new walnut stock. The top one has only two blemishes worth mentioning. The second pic

shows dent at forward end of enbloc release lever. Third pic shows rifle on bottom. Fourth pic show depression in rear of stock which could possibly be brought out with heat. The stocks a really a little darker than show in the pics. Please don't be presssured to purchase this rifle, but it will never be offered for 900 again after this offer. That HRA with a HRA -56 barrel is a beautiful rifle that I would n't sell for less than 1100 and this SA looks almost as good. Thanks for looking. View attachment 1527350 View attachment 1527353 View attachment 1527354 View attachment 1527350 ward end of Enbloc release lever. entioning. l

Also, is it relatively easy to find replacement stocks for these rifles that actually have wear and the darker colored wood from oil and dirt? My big thing is I like my surplus rifles to have some character too them and I’ve held Garands with new stocks and it just doesn’t feel right for some reason.

 

[mtnsmith]

Also, is it relatively easy to find replacement stocks for these rifles that actually have wear and the darker colored wood from oil and dirt? My big thing is I like my surplus rifles to have some character too them and I’ve held Garands with new stocks and it just doesn’t feel right for some reason.

The CMP store does sell new stocks, but not sure about the availability of used stocks, would think they would be available. Are you familiar with the CMP store on line? There is also a CMP web site that lists rlifles and parts for sale from individuals from all over the country. My link doesn't seem to be working right now - haven't used it for awhile, shoulld be able to google it.

 

[jeep78]

Also, is it relatively easy to find replacement stocks for these rifles that actually have wear and the darker colored wood from oil and dirt? My big thing is I like my surplus rifles to have some character too them and I’ve held Garands with new stocks and it just doesn’t feel right for some reason.

Ebay has used stocks.