So I Decided It Was Time To Get Off My Butt....

[gandog56]

Do everything that needed doing, and sent in My CMP Application to get my Service grade M1 Garand.Just today I got two email notices, one from CMP and one from Fed-Ex that it is coming tomorrow by 10:30 AM. Then Fed-Ex called the house that afternoon to make sure that somebody would be there to sign for it.

Merry Christmas to me!

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[MeatMarket]

Merry Christmas indeed. Tell me about those rifles, are they original war productions and how much did it cost? I wan't to get a good Garand eventually myself. I've collected a couple sets of WWII era US infantry gear to start.

[A square 10]

do post photos as soon as you get time , and congrats

[Ben Hartley]

MM...

Merry Christmas indeed. Tell me about those rifles, are they original war productions and how much did it cost? ...

Yes, the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) rifles are all of US manufacture, although some may not have been actually produced during wartime. Incidentally, you may see references to "Greek" or "Danish" (or other countries) rifles, but that term simply means that they were at one time loaned to another country and have been returned.

Here's a link to the CMP site, which gives a good rundown of what is available: [[[ http://www.odcmp.com/Sales/rifles.htm ]]]

Merry Christmas!

HTH

Ben Hartley

[MeatMarket]

Thanks for the link and Merry Christmas.

[gandog56]

pics

[gijills]

I have bought 2 CMP rifles 1 was a rack grade and it was WW II I di dhav eto replace the stock as it had a Greek replacement stock that was odd sized. the second was a service grade and it was 53 dated and in great shape I am really happy with it. the pic is the 53.