I have seen very big hikes of prices for Garand's. Hold on to your seats it will get worse and not better. Decent rifles will bring big prices!
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Yes do not sell now. wait till next year to sell. When all you can buy is a shooter grade rifle reparkerized and a commercial new barrel with new wood for $1070 with tax. Good collector rifles are going auction. The well has dried up! CMP is doing a great job to promote the sport and marksmanship. lets face it there is nothing to bring back.Last edited by Mgv744; 01-10-2022, 08:20 AM.
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Taken from the CMP catalog in 2006. The earliest I could find in my pile of junk.
Field Grade $425
Rack Grade $395
Woodless Dane $295
Service Grade $550-$750
Correct Grade $900-$1100
Collector Grade $1400-$1800
1903 $400-$600
Kimber 82 $600
Lake City 30-06.....240 rounds $55
" " 960 rounds $192
HXP 192 rounds with enblocs and bandoleers $45
" 768 rounds " " " " $168
HXP 240 rounds $55
" 480 rounds $100
Looking for SA bayonet 1045220
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Originally posted by David Milisock View Post
I'm not sure the Garand could be manufactured at competitive prices. The newly manufactured 30 Carbibes are $400 too high.
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Originally posted by Mgv744 View Post
The new inland carbines are investment cast not hammer forged like the real Military carbines. A company like Bula Defence can make hammer forged Garands. But the cost would be upwards 2K. Bula makes the best M14 clone today just the the military milspec M-14.
A new Garand is not worth 2 grand, the rifle was great in its time but that time has passed.
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I've been watching the CMP for an M1. Prices were $750-$1000 but everything seemed to be out of stock. I recently purchased a Nov 1944 Springfield in very nice condition for $1300 from a good friend of mine. It would have been way too much a year ago, but in today's prices it seemed like a great deal.
No import marks, appears to have been re-armored at RIA in the 50s where it got a '53 LMR barrel.
Got a box of enblocs, reloading dies, and 500rd of brass. Good price? I dunno but I think so.
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Originally posted by flgliderpilot View PostI've been watching the CMP for an M1. Prices were $750-$1000 but everything seemed to be out of stock. I recently purchased a Nov 1944 Springfield in very nice condition for $1300 from a good friend of mine. It would have been way too much a year ago, but in today's prices it seemed like a great deal.
No import marks, appears to have been re-armored at RIA in the 50s where it got a '53 LMR barrel.
Got a box of enblocs, reloading dies, and 500rd of brass. Good price? I dunno but I think so.Looking for SA bayonet 1045220
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Originally posted by flgliderpilot View PostI've been watching the CMP for an M1. Prices were $750-$1000 but everything seemed to be out of stock. I recently purchased a Nov 1944 Springfield in very nice condition for $1300 from a good friend of mine. It would have been way too much a year ago, but in today's prices it seemed like a great deal.
No import marks, appears to have been re-armored at RIA in the 50s where it got a '53 LMR barrel.
Got a box of enblocs, reloading dies, and 500rd of brass. Good price? I dunno but I think so.
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