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Springfield USGI January 1948 M1 Garand 30-06 Barrel TE 3.5 MW 1.75

$ 153.11

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Condition: Used
  • Restocking Fee: No

    Description

    For sale is a Springfield M1 Barrel dated jan of 1948...   It has a throat erosion of 3.5 and a muzzle wear measurement of 1.75 and a nice bore with good rifling.  A few small spots where the finish has worn off the barrel and there could be a few small rust spots on exterior, but overall finish is excellent. Gas port is original finish.  Genuine USGI with no import marks.
    I have a couple of hundred garand barrels that i am listing as i get the time... I am also listing some on my other ebay site STRAWBERRYBLONDE2010, so check those out too.
    I do have many USGI that will be good shooters ranging in dates from 1943 to 1955...
    All of these barrels have normal wear of barrels that are 60+ years old.
    NOTE:  I am looking for a
    Garand receiver to trade for a barrel or barrels
    . Prefer one with heavy wear to one with new parkerizing.  I have correct barrel and cartouched stock for june of 1945, so prefer one of that period, but interested in
    any Garand receiver... prefer USGI of any age
    but would consider foreign receiver as well.
    On these barrels and in all photos I use a FULTON ARMORY combo gauge that has muzzle wear and throat erosion measurement capabilities in the one tool. While i cannot guarantee your gauge will read the same as mine, this is a high quality tool and the measurements should be fairly close to other quality gauges. IF, FOR ANY REASON, you are unsatisfied, i will be more than happy to accept the return, but PLEASE read condition and look over all photos before paying.... I do not charge any restocking fees, ever...  buyer will pay return shipping on returns UNLESS I MADE A MISTAKE IN THE LISTING, in which case I will happily pay return shipping (I do make mistakes according to my wife)...
    As with any gun part that is necessary for correct functioning of a firearm,
    you should have a gunsmith inspect, properly install, and headspace
    before firing.