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    H&R M1 Garand Value

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    I have a CMPicon collector grade, H&R M1icon Garand. I believe that it was made in 1954. I am looking for an approximate value.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve154 View Post
    I have a CMPicon collector grade, H&R M1icon Garand. I believe that it was made in 1954. I am looking for an approximate value.
    That's easy, go to the CMP Sales webpage ... Rifle Sales - M1 Garand
    If your rifle is as stated here... then their prices start at $1595.00
    I guess it depends on a lot of other factors, and do you have the CMP certificate that came with the rifle when it was purchased from there? it makes a difference to most folks, but you can research the individual parts "drawing numbers and such too" and your serial number etc, at places like this one: M1 Garand Born on Date

    Just depends on so many things, but these are places to start looking...

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