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H&R M1 Garand CMP Special Grade Rifle

H&R M1 Garand CMP Special Grade Rifle Used

List Price: 2,400.00

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Product Summary

H&R M1 Garand CMP Special Grade Rifle with ammo and clips. Manufactured 1954. No import marks. Very clean and correct. This rifle is a very good shooter. Correct HRA1955 barrel with centerpunched proof mark. The rifle’s action uses all H&R parts. Most of the parts have markings or drawing numbers that correlate to the rifle’s serial number.

The M1 Garand had garnered a well-deserved reputation as the best standardized service rifle of WWII. At the end of WWII large numbers of Garands were in inventory and it was assumed they were sufficient to meet future military needs. That all changed when the Korean War broke out. Springfield Armory ramped up its Garand production line as quickly as possible, but additional sources were needed. International Harvester was contracted to produce M1 Garands in 1951. On April 3, 1952, H&R was given a contract for the production of M1 Garand rifles.
H&R had produced a number of types of firearms for the civilian market, but H&R’s prior experience in military firearm production for the government was primarily limited to the Reising .45 ACP submachine gun that it made during World War II. H&R was able to capitalize on its arms making experience during production and supplied International Harvester with assistance in producing M1 Garands. Unlike the mix of parts found on some IHC M1 Garands, there was typically much more consistency in the H&R rifles including the format of the receiver markings. Unlike IHC, H&R made its own barrels for most of the company’s production run.
This Harrington & Richardson M1 Garand was made in 1954. The rifle’s action uses all H&R parts. Most of these parts have markings or drawing numbers that match the rifle’s serial number. Even the gas cylinder lock screw and rear sights are marked “HRA”. This collectible M1 Garand has a strong bright bore. It will add to your Military collection and do well at the range.

This H&R M1 Garand CMP Special Grade Rifle is available at our shop in West Chester, PA for pick up or delivery to your nearest FFL! Contact us today to reserve it and make an appointment to pick it up.

All Product Details

Product ID	50677
Name	H&R M1 Garand CMP Special Grade Rifle
Main Category	Rifles
Additional Categories
Condition	Used
Description	H&R M1 Garand CMP Special Grade Rifle with ammo and clips. Manufactured 1954. No import marks. Very clean and correct. This rifle is a very good shooter. Correct HRA1955 barrel with centerpunched proof mark. The rifle’s action uses all H&R parts. Most of the parts have markings or drawing numbers that correlate to the rifle’s serial number. The M1 Garand had garnered a well-deserved reputation as the best standardized service rifle of WWII. At the end of WWII large numbers of Garands were in inventory and it was assumed they were sufficient to meet future military needs. That all changed when the Korean War broke out. Springfield Armory ramped up its Garand production line as quickly as possible, but additional sources were needed. International Harvester was contracted to produce M1 Garands in 1951. On April 3, 1952, H&R was given a contract for the production of M1 Garand rifles. H&R had produced a number of types of firearms for the civilian market, but H&R’s prior experience in military firearm production for the government was primarily limited to the Reising .45 ACP submachine gun that it made during World War II. H&R was able to capitalize on its arms making experience during production and supplied International Harvester with assistance in producing M1 Garands. Unlike the mix of parts found on some IHC M1 Garands, there was typically much more consistency in the H&R rifles including the format of the receiver markings. Unlike IHC, H&R made its own barrels for most of the company’s production run. This Harrington & Richardson M1 Garand was made in 1954. The rifle’s action uses all H&R parts. Most of these parts have markings or drawing numbers that match the rifle’s serial number. Even the gas cylinder lock screw and rear sights are marked “HRA”. This collectible M1 Garand has a strong bright bore. It will add to your Military collection and do well at the range.
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