M1 GARAND FOR SALE

[Phil1]

For sale an M1 Garand. $1000.00 Condition is a 8.5 to 9 with a new stock.

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[Velzey]

Welcome to Northwest Firearms!

Who is the M1 manufactured by?

 

[rpatton]

Is this a special and which caliber is it?

 

[zeitgeist]

When was is made? How is the bore? Import? Parts match?

 

[wayoutwest]

Love the stock...who made it?

sent from my GS3 with my thumbs

 

[Phil1]

Welcome to Northwest Firearms!

Who is the M1 manufactured by?

not sure but she was made in the in 8-60
and sn starts with d 6535XXX

 

[Phil1]

When was is made? How is the bore? Import? Parts match?

8/60 30-06 import CAI. and she has never been fired.

 

[jbett98]

How long is that bayonet?

 

[accessbob]

Just to let everyone know - I know Phil personally and he is quite dependable and on the up and up.

 

[Phil1]

How long is that bayonet?
I have her put up at the moment. Whatever was issued in WW2.

 

[jbett98]

I would look very carefully at the marks on the bayonet.
With one that long it could possibly have been made in England for the Enfield mark lll rifle.
During WW1 they were imported to the US and were fitted to the M1903 (Springfield) and trench shotguns.

When WWll came along, they weren't fighting in trenches anymore, so the US Army had them ground down to about half that length.
If it has British Crown marks crossed out with slashing punch strikes, it would more of a collectible (valuable) as a WWl bayonet.
Check out this site.
Bayonet Identification Guide Index - Worldbayonets.com

 

[Ownerus]

.......
During WW1 they were imported to the US and were fitted to the M1903 (Springfield) and trench shotguns.

That looks like a later issue 16" 1903 Springfield bayonet which also fits the M1. Some of those were indeed cut to 10" for WWII. The bayonet for the '03 will not fit the Trench Shotgun which takes the same bayonet at the US M1917.

 

[Phil1]

I would look very carefully at the marks on the bayonet.
With one that long it could possibly have been made in England for the Enfield mark lll rifle.
During WW1 they were imported to the US and were fitted to the M1903 (Springfield) and trench shotguns.

When WWll came along, they weren't fighting in trenches anymore, so the US Army had them ground down to about half that length.
If it has British Crown marks crossed out with slashing punch strikes, it would more of a collectible (valuable) as a WWl bayonet.
Check out this site.
Bayonet Identification Guide Index - Worldbayonets.com

The Bayonet was made in 1942 AFH US.

 

[Phil1]

How long is that bayonet?

The Blade is 16" long.

 

[Phil1]

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