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    M-1 Garand July 1943 100% correct

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    Well, almost...the stock should be an SA/EMcF, and the trigger guard should probably be forged...the windage knob should have a lock bar...maybe I'm wrong though. What did you mean by correct? It IS a nice looking rifle though, from what we can see.
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    Maybe he meant 1953?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sarge1998 View Post
    1953?
    Well, THAT would be different. Now, if he'll only come back with more pics...or just come back...
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    This is why I posted my M-1 Garand, i wanted to find out all the information I could. I purchased the weapon based on the fact that it was a 1943 Springfield era Grand. From the information you supplied, I am not sure that is true.
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    M1 Garand, Springfield, Serial # 1854946, Manufactured July 1943

    Barrel P (proof marks), 3-S-A-3-44 Springfield Armory
    Receiver b 8 B with diamond (inspection stamps), D 28291 29 Springfield Armory
    Serial # 1854946
    Butt Plate Type 2 with Trap Door Springfield Armory
    Stock Furrule Type 2/3rd Springfield Armory
    Front Handguard Liner Springfield Armory
    Rear Handguard Band Type 3 no groove Springfield Armory
    Rear Sight Type 2 Springfield Armory
    Windage Knob Type 2 Springfield Armory
    Elevation knob and pinion Type 2 Springfield Armory
    Front Sight Type 2 Springfield Armory
    Bolt Flat D28287-12SA, S-04 with diamond (Heat Treat #) Springfield Armory
    Extractor
    Firing Pin
    Operating Rod Type 6A D35382 9 SA Springfield Armory
    Follower Rod Type 5 Springfield Armory
    Operating Rod Catch Assy Type 2 Springfield Armory
    Follower Arm Type 4 Springfield Armory
    Follower Arm Pin Springfield Armory
    Follower Type 1 11 Springfield Armory
    Bullet Guide Type 2 Springfield Armory
    Trigger Assembly Type 1 D28290-12-SA (drawing #) Springfield Armory
    Trigger Guard Type 1 Springfield Armory
    Trigger Type 2 Springfield Armory
    Hammer (1944-1945) C46008-7 SA (drawing #) Springfield Armory
    Hammer Spring Plunger Unknown
    Safety Type 3 SA 11 Springfield Armory
    Gas Cylinder Assy Type 2C Springfield Armory
    Gas Cylinder Lock Type 3A Springfield Armory
    Gas Cylinder Lock Screw Type 3 Springfield Armory
    Magazine Catch
    Disconnector
    Selector Switch
    Stock P in a circle (front handgrip), Eagle with 3 stars (DOD) Springfield Armory
    Not original stock
    I am supply all of the information I have taken from the M-1 Garand.
    If you can tell me any more about the Grand I would appreciate it.
    Dwight Brown
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    Where I FL are you?
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    Answer to question

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