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  • nmyers
    It's really a pig in a poke, since neither you nor your friend know how to tell a good one from a bad one.

    $400 would be a fair price, since, even worse case scenario (the barrel is shot out or one side has been flattened from a heavy import stamp) you won't get burned too bad. If someone else is willing to give him more, let it go.

    Neal
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  • rufe-snow
    Korean import, circa late 80's early 90's. They were reparked to make them look good cosmetically, thats why the metal looks "newer".

    I agree with Neal unless you know how to check it for wear and collectability, use the prices on the auctions as a guide, i.e. current fair market value on a similar "rack grade" import.

    The old story about the sow's ear and a silk purse kicks in. If you don't know what your doing and pay him big bucks, you might wind up behind the 8 ball. See if you can get someone locally who is knowledgeable about M1's to check it out.
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  • beachmaster73
    $400 is a good price. You can dump the blue sky barrel and replace it with a Criterion to make it a better shooter. There is no chance that it has any collectibility after a long time with the Koreans.... unless of course it has a three or four digit serial number. Beach
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  • royc38
    My dad and I each have a blue sky Garand and a blue sky M1 carbine. They are excellent shooters but sadly not much in the collectible department. If you want something to shoot go for it. If you want a collectible you may want to look elsewhere.
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  • Pearyw
    I bought my Blue Sky Garand for $250 about 15 years ago. Thats when they were being first offered. I have been happy with the accuracy of it.
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  • 201stratosman
    Thanks Guys, He sold it to me for $3oo and I looked up the Ser# and it was made in 1943, where is a good place to buy parts for the M1,barrels,stocks, Ect. thanks again
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