If it's a spoon, why can't I eat my pudding?
 

New to me 1941 winchester Garand (Mix-master-blaster)http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1259686761.jpg


It will help keep my 1941 Springfield from being lonely until I can re-unite them with their long lost cousins International Harvester Garand & and Harrison & Richardson Garand.

After the next one comes to visit I can use the stacking swivels!

How can you have any pudding if you don't eat your meat?

Very clean and nice looking!

I purchased an IH M1 Garand from the Army when I was 18. It was a pretty neat program and it's a great rifle!

I gots 3 of those thingys...2 type II National Matches and a straight 1945...

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'Tis a thing of beauty!

I thought H1 M1 was the swine flue :)

Me too! IH Garand...thru the old DCM program. $125, got fingerprinted by the local cops...and about the time I'd forgotten sending the forms in, it came in the mail. Opened the box, discovered it had never been fired, back in the box it went.

I'll give you $125.51 for it!SmileWavySmileWavySmileWavy

And you wonder how many more like this that they have stashed in some warehouse somewhere???

Looking at getting one as well.

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I could get into a lot of trouble there.

They are even selling one of the rifle that got me into a US Army uniform. U.S. SA M2 .22 Cal. Training Rifle SN- 16206 Auction

A bit pricey for me these days but we had lots of them years ago.

Most likely an arsenal REBUILD..

Funny you should mention that. Mine from the DCM looked as if the receiver was brand new, but the stock was definitely not. In fact, it has two or three notches in it????