Up for sale is a Springfield Armory M2 Garand chambered in 30-06. This is a great example of a rifle with lits of WWII Era Parts. This has the cleaning kit in the stock.

For sale is a WWII Springfield M1 Garand chambered in .30-06 Springfield. The receiver was manufactured in September 1943 and the rifle was later arsenal rebuilt for Korean War service with a December 1951 Springfield Armory barrel. This is a solid, honest USGI rifle with no import marks, no reproduction parts, no pitting, and no mechanical issues. The original parkerized finish has a nice, even dark green appearance, and the USGI walnut stock is in very good condition with only minor service marks. The bore is bright and shiny, and the muzzle gauges at 3, making this an excellent shooter as well as a collectible. It also retains the desirable WWII Springfield Type 2 Lock Bar rear sights. Features: Springfield Armory Receiver – September 1943 Springfield Armory Barrel – December 1951 Chambered in .30-06 Springfield WWII Type 2 Lock Bar Rear Sight Bright, clean bore Muzzle Wear: 3 No import marks No reproduction parts No pitting Reliable shooter and great collector's piece Parts Breakdown: Receiver: Springfield Armory (9/1943) Barrel: Springfield Armory (12/1951) Rear Sight: Springfield Type 2 Lock Bar Operating Rod: IHC Bolt: BMB Trigger Housing: Springfield Armory -12 SA Stock: Springfield "SA Open Box" (1950–1953) A great opportunity to own a genuine U.S. military M1 Garand with WWII history and Korean War arsenal rebuild. Ideal for collectors, history enthusiasts, or anyone looking for a dependable M1 Garand. PAL required. Shipping available at the buyer's expense.