I plan on putting a late WWII Garand up for sale here. It is a Springfield in good shape. The rifle gauges very well as far as muzzle and bore, and no-go gauges. I would like a establish a reasonable price for it. Not that gun broker stuff. It a ‘mix master’ parts rifle with sanded stock. Parked by Hawkeye Refinishing several years ago. In other words a good shooter, nothing more. I will throw in late date LC ammo on en bloc clips. What do you think something like that is worth?
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Original barrel? If so, I wouldn't ask less than $1200. Replacement barrel? No less than $1000 if you want to sell it at a bargain. I saw a Field Grade quality rifle with a worn bore and worn finish sell at a local Gun Shop, in a small market area, sell for $1500 in the last year and a Service Grade sell for $1750. Don't short change yourself. Garand prices are high out there in the real world. Don't judge what the market prices are based on what CMP might have or does sell them for. Put a "watch" on some of those on Gunbroker and see what the sell for. That's more of an indication than anything else. Penny starting priced Garands are selling for more that $1000.
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Originally posted by Beltfed View PostSir, Thank you for the heads ups.
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