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M1 Carbines

acdodd
M1 CARBINES SOON TO BE AVAILABLE FROM THE CMP . The Army has transferred to
the CMP a significant quantity of M1 Carbines. We are currently processing
these carbines through our Inspection & Repair operations and expect to have
some ready for sale by 1 March, 2007, but it may be sooner. More
information will be posted on http://www.odcmp.com/rifles/carbine.htm as it
becomes available. At this time no decisions have been made as to grading,
pricing, or limits. We are not accepting orders or establishing waiting
lists at this time.
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  • acdodd
    Universal Sporting Goods brand have just got a nice old one but no owners manual will reimburse you for acopy of it HELP
    RON KERSCHNER Lisle , ILL
    630/960/4423
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  • acdodd
    CMP has set the price at $495.
    No orders until 4/30.
    http://www.odcmp.com/rifles/carbine.htm

    If this is a repost ignore it.
    AC
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  • fastcarsgofast
    Too late to ignore, I done looked.[:D]
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  • catpealer111
    I looked too. I am a man who cannot resist an M1 Carbine thread.
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  • PATBUZZARD
    [:(!]OVERPRICED!!![:(!]
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  • moonshine
    still cheaper than anything up for auction
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  • catpealer111
    If you want a shooter, you can buy a new iai for that price.
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  • Captplaid
    http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=68656895

    I might be wrong, but weren't Universal M1 Carbines worth about $150 5 months ago?

    I thought these were the crap of M1 Carbines.
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  • sharpshooter039
    ammo is too expensive to just go plinking ,,I have one ,,neat little gun made by RockOla . its pretty much just another safe queen but the way the price keeps going up on them I think I will hold onto it a few more years
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  • gruntled
    The price is a shocker but I have been giving it some consideration. I went to the gun show in Orange County last week to see what the prices were. I took two hours to go through the show & only saw two M-1 carbines. One was priced at over $800 & the other must have been some kind of museum piece since they wanted over $2,000.00.
    That is not enough of a sample to give me any idea if the $500 price is reasonable.
    Note: Just because it took two hours doesn't mean there are that many guns. It seems that guns are the least of the items offered.
    The entry fee was $11.00 with the old geezer discount. At least they don't charge for parking although they do have a $5 preferred parking
    area. I don't blame them for that but I do have a real hate for the lazy idiots that pay it. If noone used this type of parking then we all could park closer.
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