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M1 Garand matching numbers

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  • nmyers
    All National Match rifles were assembled from parts, so there should be no "matching" numbers. However, there are many obscure features, depending upon when & where they were assembled, that distinguish them. This rifle's value can only be established if you have documentary evidence that it was assembled by the US military. Follow this link for the Springfield Research Service:

    http://www.armscollectors.com/srs.htm

    to determine if there is evidence that it is genuine. If the rifle is yours, a letter from this organization is money in the bank.

    If they have no record of it, you must assume that it is a clone worth no more than the sum of its parts.

    Neal
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