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I wish I bought a couple in 1984
$100 and $150 for a garand 1984What’s the date? what’s the manufacturer? Lots of World War II guns that were re arsenaled had bayonet lugs and better sites added during that process.
That might provide some clues. I suspect you could never know for sure if it was unissued.
If it was mine I’d leave it in the original military stock.
I wish I bought a couple in 1984
$100 and $150 for a garand 1984
light in color walnut looks much betterWhat does the birch stock look like?
(m1 carbine is the ONLY gun I want and haven't bought yet. the deals in the early 90's were still very reasonable)
What does the birch stock look like?
(m1 carbine is the ONLY gun I want and haven't bought yet. the deals in the early 90's were still very reasonable)
Even 10 years ago they were a steal. I got the first batch of Korean return Carbines and paid about $500 for an Inland that looks brand new.$100 and $150 for a garand 1984
or if you are old, dip into your stash. Ha.now the problem is ammo. Reload or bend over.
i remember those 10 22 gattling guns. LOLI didn't get my lic until late 90's. In 2K or so, there was a company that was selling a gattling gun kit. You'd mount 2 10/22's on this chasis and a crank would fire it gattling gun style.
They made an M1Carbean model as well. I always wanted a 30cal "machine gun." Was unwilling to pay the $600 or so PER M1 at the time so I never got the kit.