Springfield Armory U.S. Rifle M1 Garand chambered in .30-06 Springfield, with a serial number in the 3.1-million range — placing the receiver in 1944 World War II production. The rifle is in excellent mechanical condition and comes with a sling. It wears a Springfield Armory barrel dated 5-54 (May 1954) that gauges a “0” at the muzzle, indicating essentially no muzzle wear, and the stock retains a faint encircled “P” firing-proof cartouche.
The M1 Garand was the standard U.S. service rifle of World War II and Korea and the first semi-automatic rifle in general issue. This example pairs a 1944 wartime Springfield receiver with a May 1954-dated Springfield barrel, reflecting a post-war/Korea-era arsenal rebuild — a very common and correct history for surviving Garands. With excellent mechanics, an outstanding “0” muzzle gauge reading on the 1954 SA barrel, a sling, and the faint P-in-circle proof on the stock, it presents as a strong, honest shooter and collector-interest Garand combining a WWII receiver with arsenal-refreshed internals.
Specifications
Manufacturer: Springfield Armory
Country of origin: United States
Model: U.S. Rifle M1 Garand
Action: Semi-automatic, gas operated
Caliber: .30-06 Springfield
Serial: 3.1-million range (1944 WWII production receiver)
Barrel: Springfield Armory, dated 5-54 (May 1954); muzzle gauge reading “0” (minimal wear)
Condition: Excellent mechanical condition
Stock: Faint encircled “P” firing-proof cartouche
Included: Sling
