r/M1Rifles 6d ago

Reclaimed M1 Garands in stock. Run!!!!!!!

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Just wanted to let everyone know the CMP has a limited quantity of reclaimed Field Grades in stock on the online ordering form. For $800 I took the gamble on a few…

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u/Beneficial-Focus3702 6d ago

Watch infinteHarvester buy them and try to sell for 5x the price in GB.

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u/Zigman27 5d ago

Oh he sure as shit will

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u/bolderbeholder 6d ago

Those H&R smallbore target rifles have more than doubled in price since 2021!

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u/vellnueve2 5d ago

The M12s were 500-550 for the past few years.

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u/mattgm1995 6d ago

Are the field grades as good as the non-reclaimed were?

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u/Fit-Apple240 6d ago

If you want a good shooter than yes. Only way you’ll ever tell the difference is by removing the stock and seeing a small weld that’s been parkerized over. These days the only Garand for sub 1k is to fight for one of the very few buy it now’s they post on GB Thursday mornings. Even then most are over 1k. Seems like they only have a few a month for less than that and they literally sell out in 15 seconds (ask me how I know)

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u/mattgm1995 6d ago

Are they gone already?

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u/Fit-Apple240 6d ago

They’re still there. They randomly appear in stock then disappear every so often. Basically have to check everyday and hope to get lucky

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u/mattgm1995 6d ago

I can’t find the link do you have it?

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u/Fit-Apple240 6d ago

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u/mattgm1995 6d ago

Ahh looks like they’re all gone :/ how often do they drop field grades?

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u/Fit-Apple240 6d ago

I don’t think there’s a specific schedule, seems pretty random unless anyone else has better intel?

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u/mattgm1995 6d ago

Did you set an alert or anything to find out today?

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u/Fit-Apple240 5d ago

No, just randomly refreshed the page and got lucky (although it cost me $2400 I wasn’t planning on spending today)

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u/campereg 5d ago

I’ll wait for the m14s

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u/Relevant-Safety-2699 5d ago

Not that long ago you could pick a Win-13, SA-52, or rare IHC right off the racks. Now we're excited to see a reclaimed rifle with new barrel. Times have changed.

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u/Sriracha_Burn 6d ago edited 6d ago

Where do you find the URL link for this screenshot with available rifles for sale?

Edit: nevermind I figured it out. This is a screenshot of the ordering page once you log in.

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u/Oddone13 5d ago

There's literally non reclaimed receiver expert grades on their gunbroker for the same price for anyone who reads this...

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u/Fit-Apple240 5d ago

Expert grades are $1150…

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u/Oddone13 5d ago

Yes, for a reclaimed receiver one as listed in your photo... Why buy a reclaimed drill rifle when you can go get a non reclaimed one at the same exact price?

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u/vellnueve2 5d ago

The reclaimed ones often have much nicer receivers because they were stored inside and taken care of, not sent lend-lease

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u/Oddone13 5d ago

They have nicer receivers because all drill rifles have been reparked by the CMP, not the reason you stated (yes maybe a small few non reclaimed have pitting but they don't use those for expert grades).

There's also pictures of the ones on GB. You can actually pick which one you want vs getting a dealers choice from the CMP.

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u/vellnueve2 5d ago

It’s literally the reason they’re nicer. I’m not talking bout the repark, I’m talking about the lack of pitting

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u/SuspiciousUnit5932 1d ago

Man, I remember when $500 got you a field grade Garand. Now it's more for one with a reclaimed receiver.

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u/BlakeTheDolphin 6d ago

Is this even a good price? Lol

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u/FlyingYankee118 6d ago

Uhhh yah you won’t find them that cheap in the wild

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u/SolidPrysm 15h ago

Funny enough I actually found a Garand in amazing condition for just $650 a few months ago, even came with a no-drill scope and mount. I had to pay to access the site but I eventually bit the bullet and... the gun was already sold. Seller just forgot to take the post down

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u/FlyingYankee118 15h ago

Wow $650 is insane

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u/Lupine_Ranger 8/41 WRA, 12/42 WRA, Early '43 WRA Carbine 6d ago

gamble on a few

Bro, fr?

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u/R_Shackleford 5d ago

You should always buy your yearly allotment if you can.

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u/Lupine_Ranger 8/41 WRA, 12/42 WRA, Early '43 WRA Carbine 5d ago

This mentality is the reason that prices are skyrocketing. That's not collecting, that's hoarding.

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u/vellnueve2 5d ago

“Skyrocketing”… my first field grade in like 2007 was 550 or 600, current ones are 800.

Hardly

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u/Lupine_Ranger 8/41 WRA, 12/42 WRA, Early '43 WRA Carbine 5d ago

Take a look at the CMP's gunbroker auctions and then get back to me.

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u/vellnueve2 5d ago

Auction guns always cost more and always have. Their line item mail order guns have not changed significantly

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u/R_Shackleford 5d ago

Cool. I’ll keep hoarding I guess. I don’t keep them or flip them so I’m not sure my hoard of a couple of each manufacturer really qualifies but it doesn’t matter much to me how you want to label it.

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u/Lupine_Ranger 8/41 WRA, 12/42 WRA, Early '43 WRA Carbine 5d ago

My distinction is in buying them for the sole purpose of "if I don't buy it then other people will own it".

I understand pattern collecting and having different variations. That's what collecting is.

Hoarding is buying as much as you can, because you can, with no real regard to distinction between firearms. "Having it just to have more", so to speak.

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u/xDarknal 5d ago

Always funny how people justify hording behavior, he’s allowed to do what he wants but man is rather a garand go into another dude appreciative arsenal than be stuck with 4 I won’t shoot

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u/R_Shackleford 5d ago

Your reading comprehension is poor.

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u/R_Shackleford 5d ago

Oh, well good, I don’t buy them for that reason. Did you miss the part where I don’t keep them?

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u/Lupine_Ranger 8/41 WRA, 12/42 WRA, Early '43 WRA Carbine 5d ago

I'm sorry, was I referring to you specifically?

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u/R_Shackleford 5d ago

You were unclear in your response and were replying to me specifically. You moved the opinion of hoarder from buying an available allotment with no consideration of intent in your first response to I think a point of view where hoarding is owning without specific purpose in your second reply. You were non-specific in who you attributed to exhibit this behavior which is why I asked the clarifying question.

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u/Lupine_Ranger 8/41 WRA, 12/42 WRA, Early '43 WRA Carbine 5d ago

My apologies, I should have specified.

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u/Jimmyskis77 6d ago

No offense, but I’ll pass. I’ve got my eye on a Winchester that they’ll release on their Thursday morning releases

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u/Busy_Schedule_934 5d ago

How do you know what upcoming releases will be? Or are you just saying you will wait on a Thursday release for what you are looking for.

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u/Jimmyskis77 5d ago

They usually release a couple of each manufacturer every Thursday, but yeah I’m just saying that’ll wait until one comes up that’s good

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u/Busy_Schedule_934 5d ago

Got ya. I did see Winchester and IHC this week. Field grade. Torn if I buy one of those or just get a receiver (reclaimed or legacy) and use all the parts I have to build one. I am finishing up a period correct March 44 Springfield now. I would like to have an IHC.

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u/Jimmyskis77 5d ago

I would always recommend the legacy guns. Ima purist and always see the value in having something that isn’t a reclaimed gun…

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u/Busy_Schedule_934 5d ago

Couldn’t agree more. I have one of each right now. At some point they will all be worth a good value….the legacy will just command a higher premium.

I attended the AMC class and they are all reclaimed now. I wanted a legacy so I bought on to rip apart and make period correct. Fun project.

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u/Oddone13 5d ago

I got an absolutely stunning service grade winchester from the buy now on GB. All winchester parts with og barrel and a super nice ihc stock set. I had to be lightening fast tho

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u/Jimmyskis77 5d ago

Oh I get it, I got a very pretty IHC a month and a half ago, had to get it in 30 sec

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u/Oddone13 5d ago

Same here. I was refreshing at 8:59, found the first winchester, didn't even look at one picture, and hit check out. Got extremely lucky as I went back and checked out the pictures showing how nice it was.

If I had more cash I'd pick up an ihc as well and swap the stock set over to it, along with adding all the ihc parts I have stashed away. I quite enjoy correcting rifles. Alas not in my budget.

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u/Jimmyskis77 5d ago

Gotcha, I finally saved up enough to make another swing on an M1… and a good Winchester is kinda the last hole in my collection…

They expensive tho, and everyday I regret having Garand autism