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FIREARMS · WWII U.S. SERVICE RIFLES

M1 Garand Rifles

Springfield Armory production, Lend-Lease returns and the occasional M1D sniper variant — every M1 Garand for sale is photographed and graded as the exact rifle you’ll receive.

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Springfield M1 Garand — 1945, NM Op RodLabor DaySpringfield M1 Garand — 1945, NM Op Rod Original price was: $1,499.00.Current price is: $1,452.00.Springfield M1 Garand — 1944 Receiver, SA 5-54 Barrel, “0” MuzzleLabor DaySpringfield M1 Garand — 1944 Receiver, SA 5-54 Barrel, “0” Muzzle Original price was: $1,585.00.Current price is: $1,500.00.Springfield Armory M1 Garand .30-06 — 1945, All-SA, ExcellentSpringfield Armory M1 Garand .30-06 — 1945, All-SA, Excellent$1,769.001953 H&R M1 Garand .30-061953 H&R M1 Garand .30-06$1,699.001945 Springfield Armory M1 Garand .30-06 CMP Service Grade1945 Springfield Armory M1 Garand .30-06 CMP Service Grade$1,875.00M1 Garand M1D rifle. 5 digit serial, Gas trap receiverLabor DayM1 Garand M1D rifle. 5 digit serial, Gas trap receiver Original price was: $3,899.00.Current price is: $3,814.00.M1 Garand 30.06Labor DayM1 Garand 30.06.30 Original price was: $1,895.00.Current price is: $1,810.00.M1 .30Labor DayM1 .30.30 Carbine Original price was: $3,199.00.Current price is: $3,114.00.

Springfield and Its Successors

Springfield Armory made most of them, with wartime Winchesters and postwar H&R and International Harvester runs — the receiver heel stamp names the maker and serial range. Lend-Lease returns and the occasional M1D sniper variant land here as well.

Watch for the BM-59 too: Beretta’s magazine-fed evolution of the Garand, which appears in the case above whenever one is in stock. Every rifle is graded and photographed as the exact piece you’ll receive.

Common Questions

How does buying a firearm online from Old Steel Arsenal work?Every firearm ships to a licensed FFL dealer of your choice — pick your dealer at checkout and we handle the transfer paperwork and shipping. See our FFL & Shipping page for the full process.
Who manufactured M1 Garands?Springfield Armory made the bulk of them, with wartime production from Winchester and postwar runs by H&R and International Harvester. The receiver heel stamp tells you the maker and serial range.
What ammo is safe in an M1 Garand?Stick to .30-06 loaded to M2 Ball spec (or use an adjustable gas plug for modern hunting loads) — slow-burning powders can bend the op rod.
How can I tell if my M1 Garand was made by Springfield Armory?Read the receiver heel. Springfield Armory rifles are marked with the arsenal name and a drawing number there, and the serial range narrows the production window further. Every Springfield Garand we list states the maker and serial range up front, with the heel stamp photographed.
What is an M1D?The sniper configuration: a Garand fitted with a barrel-mounted scope block, a telescopic sight and a cheek pad, converted from standard rifles rather than built as a separate line. They surface far less often than standard Garands.
Are M1 Garand rifles C&R eligible?Wartime and early postwar production generally is — the Curio & Relic category covers firearms manufactured more than fifty years ago. Each listing notes the rifle’s C&R status. For how the category works, see our Curio & Relic write-up.