SA M1 Garand

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drabnor
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SA M1 Garand

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26 days from mailing my order form in to the CMP it's here!

Springfield Armory Field Grade 4,269,XXX made in 1952

M: 1+
T: 4+

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Can't wait to break it down, inspect and lube it up then take it to the range! :pointup:
a few old Russian bolt actions
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Vendetta
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How did you order a field grade SA within the last 26 days??
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Vendetta wrote:How did you order a field grade SA within the last 26 days??
I just mailed my order form in? Got a call when they received it saying the SA FG were on backorder, but the backorder log was much shorter than the SA SG or the HRA SG. Must have been very short... :thumbsup:

I only wish it was a WWII dated rifle...
a few old Russian bolt actions
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drabnor wrote:
Vendetta wrote:How did you order a field grade SA within the last 26 days??
I just mailed my order form in? Got a call when they received it saying the SA FG were on backorder, but the backorder log was much shorter than the SA SG or the HRA SG. Must have been very short... :thumbsup:

I only wish it was a WWII dated rifle...
Ahh... All of their info says SA Garands are sold out, so I found one locally that is about on par with a service grade and a WWII receiver. I was wondering because initially I was going to order from CMP but I didnt want anything post war(ww2) and H&R was all they had "available" and they are all post war.
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Oh man you guys with your nice Garands.....I want to poke your nose!
Just kidding.......:roll:
I'm not jealous. I am happy for you. But......if I was gonna be jealous this would be the reason.:P congrats
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bunkysdad wrote:Oh man you guys with your nice Garands.....I want to poke your nose!
Just kidding.......:roll:
I'm not jealous. I am happy for you. But......if I was gonna be jealous this would be the reason.:P congrats
It was and has been since I was a wee lad my "unicorn" firearm. I bought my first gun in February this year and bought a Savage 30.06 specifically to learn the cartridge so that when I bought my Garand I would know as much as possible. I bought my Garand last month and I still pick it up every single day just to look at it. :) Image
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:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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My HRA SG order took three months and I never got the option to switch to SA. And I would rate it as barely service grade - I'd call it a field grade. All in all, though, at least I got one.
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my H&R is showing shipping open and TBD . they got my order on 8-26. they are still stating orders will take 120 days till it ships
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Nice. Mosin Nagants have a special place in my heart but I really do love my Garand. If you've never detail stripped one they're a breeze once you do it a few times. :thumbsup:
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Very nice. Enjoy![THUMBS UP SIGN][THUMBS UP SIGN][THUMBS UP SIGN]
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