4/12/23 - This is an excellent example of a Springfield M1 Garand issued to the US military during WW2. The receiver dates to about October of 1943. The barrel is Springfield marked and dated November of 1943. The stock has the proper cross canon cartouche and SA acceptance stamp. Overall, the gun is in excellent condition, retaining about 95% of its finish. Most of the wear is on the barrel and gas tube. Some very minor wear on the high edges of the receiver and a few tiny scratches on the trigger group. Very minor wear on the rear-most barrel band. The stock is in near-mint condition but appears to have been lightly sanded. A few noticeable bruises on the upper handguard and at the front right of the stock. The front handguard wiggles just a little bit. Throat reading: 4. Muzzle reading: 3.
