New guns. 1944 m1 garand all matching, japanese type 38, and enfield.

[Dannyjunkfish]

Hey guys just showing my most recent purchases m1 1942.

[Dannyjunkfish]

No idea why pictures did not come up...

[MAP]

Sweet M1. Hard to find an all matching one. (So it hasn't been arsenal refinished at all?)

[Dannyjunkfish]

Sweet M1. Hard to find an all matching one. (So it hasn't been arsenal refinished at all?)

every piece matches! The story was somehow the vet snuck it back. And had it since ww2. But the buy the item not the story. But seems plausible seeing how everything is matching.

[aurelius180]

That's a really sweet M1!

[MAP]

Fantastic. I have a Post War refurbish but most parts and barrel are WW2 era. Finding a 100% WW2 is hard and typically very expensive. That's the issue with US weapons and Helmets. They were used well after WW2.

[Wagriff]

A WWII dated Garand that is Totally matching? Now There is a tough animal to find these days! Would look Fine on my rack in the living room! lol NICE find!

[Dannyjunkfish]

Fantastic. I have a Post War refurbish but most parts and barrel are WW2 era. Finding a 100% WW2 is hard and typically very expensive. That's the issue with US weapons and Helmets. They were used well after WW2.

Ya me too! I have 1942 m1 that is a mix master. 51 barrell NM sights.

[SteveR]

Many vets picked up M1s and carbines or declared theirs lost in action and brought them home. I have known at least 6 that I can remember, one of them being an uncle.

[MAP]

Ya me too! I have 1942 m1 that is a mix master. 51 barrell NM sights.

Well now you have a perfect one. And don't listen to William...it would look better in MY display case...Not his...LoL