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Age of M1 Garand?

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  • 101AIRBORNE
    Hope Mr.Garand-Mark C drops by. My books show Jan./Feb. 1941.
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  • Sunray
    There's a link here that'll tell when the action at least was made. After that it's looking at the markings and a reference. Scroll down the left.
    http://oldguns.net/
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  • Buffler
    The date should be on the barrel behind the front sight.
    BE SAFE!! Buffler
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  • nmyers
    Sorry Buffler, but you're thinking of M1 carbines; the barrel date on M1 rifles is usually on the right side of the barrel, visible when the op rod is back.

    In either case, that date is the date that the BARREL was made, not the receiver.

    Neal
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  • mark christian
    I would be inclined to believe the "born on date" for the commissioners M1 is very late January, 1941. SA made just under 14,500 rifles that month and his was amoung the last 1500 produced. Remeber that this is the date the receiver was serial numbered, the rifle may not have been assembled for another day or two.

    Mark T. Christian
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  • Snuff
    Its parts could easily have been set-aside, for years, or decades, and been assembled YESTERDAY, too, ya know.
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  • Snuff
    I got news for you. I can return the next DAY after a banning. That's always been true, EVERYWHERE. I have access to MANY ISP'S and of course, to free proxy servers, which give your host a DIFFERENT isp EVERY time that I log on. Nothing special about this or any other place. I just get BORED with you, and let ENOUGH time pass,to get a FEW posts accumulated that I regard as being WORTH commenting upon. U MAY have noticed that I went back all 16 days of posts, and picked various topics to answer? the ones that were locked, I started a NEW topic to answer them.
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  • commissioner
    Thanks for the info, all who responded.[:D][:D]

    Bill Dwyer
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