How much is a M1 Garand from ww2?

M1 Garand

U.S. Rifle, Caliber .30, M1
Designed	1928
Manufacturer	Springfield Armory Winchester Harrington & Richardson International Harvester Beretta Breda F.M.A.P. Springfield Armory, Inc. (civilian)
Unit cost	About $85 (during World War II) (equivalent to $1,270 in 2020)
Produced	1934—1957

How many M1 garands are left at CMP?

The CMP Starts Release of 100,000 M1 Garands! Recently, The Shooter’s Log ran a story, detailing President Trump’s order to go a step further than his predecessor and actually release the 100,000 or so 1911s currently being stored by the U.S. Army to the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP).

Are M1 Garands still available?

While many grades are no longer available, the CMP is currently selling M1s ranging from $650 to $3,055, according to its M1 info page. Ordering information can be found on the CMP’s M1 info page.

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What do you need to know about the M1 Garand?

Each M1 Garand rifle sold by CMP is an authentic U.S. Government rifle that has been inspected, headspaced, repaired if necessary and test fired for function. Each rifle is shipped with safety manual, one eight-round clip and chamber safety flag.

How is the CMP doing with the Garands?

Today, the Garands are in the hands of the CMP. The CMP received the Garands over the last month or so. Currently, the CMP is busy prepping the guns for sale. Each of the M1s will have to be cleaned, inspected, potentially repaired or rebuilt, and then test fired.

What are the grading criteria for a Garand?

CMP GARAND GRADING CRITERIA 1 RACK GRADE: (Fair) 2 FIELD GRADE: (Fair to Good) 3 SERVICE GRADE: (Good to Very Good) 4 CMP SPECIAL: (Excellent) 5 CORRECT GRADE: (Very Good to Excellent) 6 COLLECTOR GRADE: (Excellent)

Who are the manufacturers of the Garand rifle?

Garand Manufacturers – SA (Springfield Armory), HRA (Harrington & Richardson Arms, IHC (International Harvester Co.), WRA (Winchester Repeating Arms)