Not all correct but in decent shape. SA trigger group, bolt, NM op rod, barrel is stamped HRA 12-53. should I attempt to make it all correct?
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Personally I like it the way it is. Very nice look to it!!Welcome to the Addiction! -
Thanks Jersey Devil. I have signed up for an M1 Garand Qualification Clinic at the Usery Mountain Shooting Range in Mesa, AZ.Comment
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Looks like a great rifle!Comment
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Looks like a 3/8" DAS. love those, nice M1. Keep it as is! Should be a great shooter!Comment
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Nice rifle do as you please, I happen too like parts correct-corrected post war rifles. From the looks yours wouldn't be that hard to do.Comment
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First, you could post WTT/WTB here on this board. Even though we are a small you never know what some guy's have stashed away in dark corners. Then give it a few days and see if you get any bites. The second option is the same deal next door at CMP, however I would take a slightly different tract. Buy what I needed as funds allowed too make it correct, then sell the take off parts too recoup or offset there cost. After all is said and done you would have a corrected rifle for not much more money than what you have in it now.
Remember, anytime you swap bolts you need too get the headspase checked out for safetly reasons. Shouldn't be too big of a problem with the M1's enterchangability, but it still needs too be done none the less.Comment
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Very pretty M1 indeed! Sage advise as always within these pages.. Enjoy..Comment
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