M1 Carbines
09-26-2007 | 08:16 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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M1 Carbines
Hey, I heard some rumors a couple months ago that the CMP was selling M1 Carbines really cheap recently, is that true? I suppose their stock is depleted by now, but I was wondering if the stock is sold out, are the prices still good?
I'm not really interested in buying one, or saving up for one, but I was thinking that ifnow's the time they'll be as cheap as they'll ever be, would it be something to consider seriously, even though I wasn't planning to buy any M1 for some time from now? I'm basically wondering if I can't afford not to look into getting one now, or should I be rest assured that M1 Carbine's prices aren't going anywhere but gradually up, as usual.
On a side note, I would like to know if now's a price slump in M1 Garands as well.
Am I just being delusional that a "price slump" for any M1 exists? I just thought it would, like, something would stimulate M1 prices to drop at gun shows and such.
I won't be able to buy any such weapon till next year in the fall earliest, most likely, unless I find a good summer job.
Any info will be appreciated.
Josiah
I'm not really interested in buying one, or saving up for one, but I was thinking that ifnow's the time they'll be as cheap as they'll ever be, would it be something to consider seriously, even though I wasn't planning to buy any M1 for some time from now? I'm basically wondering if I can't afford not to look into getting one now, or should I be rest assured that M1 Carbine's prices aren't going anywhere but gradually up, as usual.
On a side note, I would like to know if now's a price slump in M1 Garands as well.
Am I just being delusional that a "price slump" for any M1 exists? I just thought it would, like, something would stimulate M1 prices to drop at gun shows and such.
I won't be able to buy any such weapon till next year in the fall earliest, most likely, unless I find a good summer job.
Any info will be appreciated.
Josiah
09-26-2007 | 08:47 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Staunton,Va
RE: M1 Carbines
check out http://www.centerfiresystems.com the carry all kinds of firearms. They have 22lr m16's for $160 that catch my eye, I have seen m1's in there flier every once and while. but I don't seen any on there site, but I think I seen m1 stocks,
09-27-2007 | 04:00 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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From: Texas - BUT NOW in Madison County, NY
RE: M1 Carbines
ORIGINAL: younggun308
Hey, I heard some rumors a couple months ago that the CMP was selling M1 Carbines really cheap recently, is that true? I suppose their stock is depleted by now, but I was wondering if the stock is sold out, are the prices still good?
I'm not really interested in buying one, or saving up for one, but I was thinking that ifnow's the time they'll be as cheap as they'll ever be, would it be something to consider seriously, even though I wasn't planning to buy any M1 for some time from now? I'm basically wondering if I can't afford not to look into getting one now, or should I be rest assured that M1 Carbine's prices aren't going anywhere but gradually up, as usual.
On a side note, I would like to know if now's a price slump in M1 Garands as well.
Am I just being delusional that a "price slump" for any M1 exists? I just thought it would, like, something would stimulate M1 prices to drop at gun shows and such.
I won't be able to buy any such weapon till next year in the fall earliest, most likely, unless I find a good summer job.
Any info will be appreciated.
Josiah
Hey, I heard some rumors a couple months ago that the CMP was selling M1 Carbines really cheap recently, is that true? I suppose their stock is depleted by now, but I was wondering if the stock is sold out, are the prices still good?
I'm not really interested in buying one, or saving up for one, but I was thinking that ifnow's the time they'll be as cheap as they'll ever be, would it be something to consider seriously, even though I wasn't planning to buy any M1 for some time from now? I'm basically wondering if I can't afford not to look into getting one now, or should I be rest assured that M1 Carbine's prices aren't going anywhere but gradually up, as usual.
On a side note, I would like to know if now's a price slump in M1 Garands as well.
Am I just being delusional that a "price slump" for any M1 exists? I just thought it would, like, something would stimulate M1 prices to drop at gun shows and such.
I won't be able to buy any such weapon till next year in the fall earliest, most likely, unless I find a good summer job.
Any info will be appreciated.
Josiah
Here's CMP Prices!!
MI CARBINE SERVICE GRADE ITEM
[align=center][align=center]MANUFACTURER[/align]
PRICE
COMMENTS**
R017IN
INLAND
$495.00
S&H - $22.95
SOLD OUT
August 16, 2007
R017UD
UNDERWOOD
$565.00
S&H - $22.95
SOLD OUT
Sept 08, 2007
R017WIN
WINCHESTER
$675.00
Accepting orders beginning January 2008
R017Q
QUALITY HARDWARE
$565.00
Accepting orders beginning April 2008
R017ST
STANDARD PRODUCTS
$575.00
Accepting orders beginning July 2008
R017NP
NATIONAL POSTAL METER
$575.00
Accepting orders beginning August 2008
R017IBM
IBM
$575.00
Accepting orders beginning October 2008
R017SA
SAGINAW SG
$575.00
Accepting orders beginning January 2009
R017SG
SAGINAW S'G' (GRAND RAPIDS)
$675.00
Accepting orders beginning March 2009
R017RO
ROCKOLA
$675.00
Accepting orders beginning April 2009
R017IP
IRWIN PEDERSON
Auction
Auction Only
AUCTION
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Auction
Auction Only[/align]NOTE: ABOVE PRICES ARE ESTIMATES ONLY. SUBJECT TO CHANGE PRIOR TO RELEASE DATE.
* Unless otherwise noted above, we are setting a limit of one carbine per manufacturer per customer during 2007. We will revisit carbine limits in 2008.
** If we can accept orders
09-27-2007 | 04:40 PM
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RE: M1 Carbines
I agree 100% with El D. Waaaaay too expensive. These prices 2 years ago would be for a correct grade or collector grade. These rifles came back from Italy on lend lease.....they are mixmasters, that chances are, were abused. These prices are just foolish.....but, if you want one for your collection, you better get in line now. I can see spending 6-700 for a Garand, however, these prices are rediculous. Regards, Rick.
09-29-2007 | 07:55 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Body in SE WI, mind in U.P.
RE: M1 Carbines
Garand prices aren't going to slump anytime soon if ever
$500 for a carbine is a bit steep for a relatively inaccurate rifle of limited use ( people do buy mini-14s I guess
)- but then again there are enough people out there that "just got to have them" to buy every carbine CMP has on the first day each lot is offered.
$500 for a carbine is a bit steep for a relatively inaccurate rifle of limited use ( people do buy mini-14s I guess
)- but then again there are enough people out there that "just got to have them" to buy every carbine CMP has on the first day each lot is offered.
09-29-2007 | 02:46 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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From: Texas - BUT NOW in Madison County, NY
RE: M1 Carbines
ORIGINAL: Briman
Garand prices aren't going to slump anytime soon if ever
$500 for a carbine is a bit steep for a relatively inaccurate rifle of limited use ( people do buy mini-14s I guess)- but then again there are enough people out there that "just got to have them" to buy every carbine CMP has on the first day each lot is offered.
Garand prices aren't going to slump anytime soon if ever
$500 for a carbine is a bit steep for a relatively inaccurate rifle of limited use ( people do buy mini-14s I guess
)- but then again there are enough people out there that "just got to have them" to buy every carbine CMP has on the first day each lot is offered.