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  • p246
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2013
    • 2216

    #1

    market question

    How soft is the Garand market now. Looked at 6 nice correct grade type rifles last night. 3 ihc,s 1 win, 1 SF, and 1 HRA. He's going to let me do build sheets on them tomorrow. I spent most of the time looking at the IHC guns...all parts I could see on the outside were IHC with LAR barrels. REASON I'm asking is its a buy it all deal so I'll have to sell some due to wife not understanding. I'll post the build sheets here for second opinions but its a lot of cash to come up with and I
    hear the markets soft.
    Last edited by p246; 07-28-2015, 11:32.
  • joem
    Senior Member, Deceased
    • Aug 2009
    • 11835

    #2
    Most I've seen are around 1K each, unless they are something special.

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    • p246
      Senior Member
      • Mar 2013
      • 2216

      #3
      Figure that's where the SP and HRA are at. He says the IHC,s are all IHC and the Win is right but he's not certain on the barrel. If so I'd think they are worth more. I'll be able to confirm what he said tomorrow, but first impressions were good. My problem is I last was up on prices was in 2010 to 2012 and I think they've come down some.

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      • Major Tom
        Very Senior Member - OFC
        • Aug 2009
        • 6181

        #4
        I recently sold my 1943 correct Winchester for $1000. That included a WW2 bayonet and sling.

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        • 2111
          Senior Member
          • Oct 2009
          • 863

          #5
          Were the rifles sold as "Correct Grade" by CMP or are they "corrected" by a prior owner ??

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          • p246
            Senior Member
            • Mar 2013
            • 2216

            #6
            I try and avoid the story but all the rifles were bought reportedly from an employee of the Anniston store in the 1990s. The owner ran a big gun show for 25 years and met the seller their. He got first dibs and bought the good stuff. He's willing to write a letter...Its still just a story.

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            • p246
              Senior Member
              • Mar 2013
              • 2216

              #7
              Originally posted by p246
              I try and avoid the story but all the rifles were bought reportedly from an employee of the Anniston



              storeH in the 1990s. The owner ran a big gun show for 25 years and met the seller their. He got first dibs and bought the good stuff. He's willing to write a letter...Its still just a story.
              He bought them as Collector Grade. Because he has no paperwork so far I chose to call them correct grade
              Last edited by p246; 07-28-2015, 04:16.

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              • p246
                Senior Member
                • Mar 2013
                • 2216

                #8
                Originally posted by Major Tom
                I recently sold my 1943 correct Winchester for $1000. That included a WW2 bayonet and sling.
                Thanks that's helpful. Was the bore good or was it well worn

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                • p246
                  Senior Member
                  • Mar 2013
                  • 2216

                  #9
                  Got him to break up the group. He kept one Win-2 one late IHC and 2 Springers I thought were overpriced. I bought 1 gap IHC and 1 early IHC, one Win-13, and 1 HRA. I'll post data on seperate post. Pick up tomorrow night...my dumbass took cash but rode a motorcycle.

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