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Posted: 12/29/2006 6:57:06 PM EDT
Like the title says.
www.odcmp.com/rifles/carbine.htm 29 December, 2006. The Army has transferred to the CMP a significant quantity of M1 Carbines. We are currently processing these carbines through our Inspection & Repair operations and expect to have some ready for sale by 1 March, 2007, but it may be sooner. More information will be posted on this web page as it becomes available. At this time no decisions have been made as to grading, pricing, or limits. We are not accepting orders or establishing waiting lists at this time!! |
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DK, your time will come. ETA: Think they'll have any paratrooper versions? |
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More for me BTW...Danish 30-06 was some of the best surplus that I had ever seen. Exceptionally accurate |
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CMP is getting M1 carbines. Correction: MakemineanRRA will be getting an M1 carbine, or two.
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I knew that was coming... ETA: I'm getting one! |
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I'm wondering that too. |
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I just shot some today. Range report here: www.jobrelatedstuff.com/forums/topic.html?b=1&f=5&t=531713 |
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CMP south will be PACKED on March 1st! I will buy as many as I can afford.... and then some.
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Tell you what, they won't be cheap. CMP just updated their page on the '03's and '03A3's. Price is $500 each with bad bores.
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I hate yousss allssss! Ran me strait to the dog house tonight usss did.
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Unoffically I've heard the price will be $500 each and they will be getting around 35,000 of them. That's a lot of carbines.
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I'd wait to see a price before I start celebrating. The CMP aint the bargain basement it once was.
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oh sweet lord, I am soo hoping I have some spare money laying around.
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That's some great news! That means the market price for USGI ones will drop too. I just can't see paying $700 for one of those little blasters, they are cool but not Garand cool, at least to me. |
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This is awesome news. I've always been lookwarm about getting a Garand (yeah, yeah, blah blah George Patton), but I've always thought that M1 Carbines were fun and handy. I will get one.
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Come on. Somebody here has got to hook a couple brothers up. It happens all the the time. You buy a couple rifles for yourself, then a couple unexpected bills show up and you have to sell one or two. IM me or DK. Serial. |
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..........or 12 per calendar year!! |
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Well.. I can kiss another $1,000 goodbye Oh well |
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then dont buy one, more for the rest of us. this doenst happen often, the idea of owning a peice of this countrys military history is hard to put a price on anyways |
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Also there will be not import marks on these. I suspect they will all have been upgraded to have bayonet lugs, adjustable sights, flip safeties, and maybe M2 stocks so the price of original early carbines won't be much affected. Will definitely put a dent in the import marked ones out there though. |
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Hopefully there is some check in place that will prevent a few from buying them all up right off the bat and then selling them later for $800-$1000 a pop. A strict "one per person" policy or maybe just C&R holders and then only one each would be good in my opinion. Do they have a limit on buying or can someone snatch them all up in a big lot if they want ? I would rather see the wealth spread than a few capitalists getting the lot and trying to make some bucks
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At $500 each, I'll probably jump on a couple if they are in good shape. They can keep them if they cost much more than that.
You don't see them that cheap in stores around here. In fact, you don't see them in stores here at all. |
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I think they do have limits on buying.
I know they have rules against buing for resale. They used to anyway. Buying in bulk would probably raise some flags with them. |
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fuck what do I need to do to be eligible to buy one? Besides join a club?
After my AO one died I NEED a new one! |
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Damn
I have a baby due this spring. Looks like we won't have monmey for diapers. |
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Here's the Low Down |
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