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Price of Service Grades from CMP
1/9/2012 3:19:13 PM
Hello All,
Just wondering if the condition of the $950 Service Grades is that much better than the $625 Service Grades? So much so that paying the additional $325 is worth it. It will be my first Garand and I probably won't have the funds to buy another for some time. Any info or recommendations would be appreciated.
Thanks Fellas
Just wondering if the condition of the $950 Service Grades is that much better than the $625 Service Grades? So much so that paying the additional $325 is worth it. It will be my first Garand and I probably won't have the funds to buy another for some time. Any info or recommendations would be appreciated.
Thanks Fellas
1/9/2012 4:20:01 PM
I have one of each. The service grade was a six million springfield and a real shooter. The metal was really nice except for the front end. The wood was the real bummer. The main stock was oil finish and the very front wood was varnished. Fair amount of scratches and dings. I ended up replacing the wood with a Boyd's stock.
The service grade special was a HRA and basically a correct grade less the CMP stock. I can't tell its ever been fired. Absolutely mint.
Those are my experiences. If I get another I'll spend the extra for a "like new" rifle.
The service grade special was a HRA and basically a correct grade less the CMP stock. I can't tell its ever been fired. Absolutely mint.
Those are my experiences. If I get another I'll spend the extra for a "like new" rifle.
1/9/2012 4:52:01 PM
The one I picked up last year is a SG HRA and it mostly correct except for the CMP branded stock, the metal looks perfect
1/9/2012 8:24:45 PM
Originally Posted By panther308:
The one I picked up last year is a SG HRA and it mostly correct except for the CMP branded stock, the metal looks perfect
http://i798.photobucket.com/albums/yy268/panther308/M1%20Garand/100_1654.jpg
The one I picked up last year is a SG HRA and it mostly correct except for the CMP branded stock, the metal looks perfect
http://i798.photobucket.com/albums/yy268/panther308/M1%20Garand/100_1654.jpg
That trigger guard is definately not HRA, that is a WWII guard. Love that stock marbling though!!!
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