M1 Garand CMP Service Grade Winchester WWII era

Service Grade WW II era M1 Garand – Winchester. The receiver for this rifle was made in approximately May 1942. This is NOT a reclaimed receiver; it is an original receiver. This is a Service Grade rifle with many nice parts including a WW2 Winchester Barrel. The CMP is running out of rifles with original receivers and this is a World War 2 receiver that could have seen action in World War 2 and Korean War. This rifle has a nice mix of World War 2 and Korean War era parts. This Garand comes with an en-bloc clip.  (Note: this is one has an un-modified Receiver NOT one of the reclaimed receivers currently available)

Parts include: 

• This is a Winchester receiver produced in May 1942 and is in overall good condition. It appears to have gone through the Anniston Army Depot rebuild in July 1966. 

• WW2 era barrel Winchester Barrel.  The hang tag shows a Muzzle Wear reading of 2+ and Throat Erosion of 2+. With my gauges I get MW just under 3 and a TE right at 2. Original WW2 Winchester barrels with descent wear numbers are getting extremely hard to find.  

• A nice-looking Springfield SA-9 Op Rod produced during WW2 (used from December 1943 to June 1945)

• Nice Springfield Korean War era Trigger Housing with a Springfield Korean War era Hammer. This may be an all-correct Korean War Trigger group.

• Nice HRA Korean War era Bolt

• A new CMP Walnut Stock  

This is a very nice CMP Service Grade rifle that is getting very hard to get. If you are looking for a Winchester M1 Garand with a Winchester barrel and many nice parts, this would be a good option.