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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Seijasicon View Post
    Collectors call these "Match Rifles," not "National Match Rifles," to distinguish them from guns made at SA under the formal NM program. They were built to NM specs, but unfortunately don't bring the money the SA NM's do because any of a dozen retired armorers could built one tomorrow and nobody could tell. Some call rifles like yours "Lackland Guns" after the AFB at which many were built.
    There is a afpg at CMPicon right now bidding is over 4000.

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    Quote Originally Posted by noslack 327 View Post
    There is a afpg at CMPicon right now bidding is over 4000.
    Current link to that AFPG is USAF Premium Grd NM M-1 Garand SN- 5836756 Auction

    It's bid is over $4400 now.

    This one has a 3/63 barrel... and it's an AFPG. (auction closed). It's a 6.1 mil rifle, with the typical AFPG rear sight mod. http://auction.odcmp.com/auctions/detail.asp?id=1556

    It went for just over $5700.
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    What is the deal on t he serifed "NM" markings on the chamber area, is that marking only seen on AFPG rifles? I have a couple of rifles with those barrels on them, one a H&R with bedded stock and slotted screw secured hand guards, but I do not remember it having any "AFPG" or "NM" markings on the barrel over the gas cylinder, just the serifed "NM" marking on the chamber.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Garandeguy10 View Post
    What is the deal on t he serifed "NM" markings on the chamber area, is that marking only seen on AFPG rifles? I have a couple of rifles with those barrels on them, one a H&R with bedded stock and slotted screw secured hand gaurds, but I do not remember it having any "AFPG" or "NM" markings on the barrel over the gas cylinder, just the serifed "NM" marking on the chamber.
    I have no idea... It's something I've noticed on some rifles. I'm still learning about NM/Match Garandicon rifles.

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    Was this bought as anything special or just a service grade?

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    Just a CMPicon service grade.

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    Nice find

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    Thanks! In addition, this was literally just a mail-order thing. I didn't go to either of the stores to hand-pick this. They picked it for me. I didn't even ask for anything nice... or specific.

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    Blind squirrel syndrome.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Curt View Post
    Blind squirrel syndrome.
    I think you might be right about that...

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