Training Cutaway - Rifle, US Rifle .30 Cal M1

[Sarge]

Not even close to reasonable!!!
sarge

[captainglock]

What is a reasonable price???

[me109g4]

I built a cutaway Garand a few yrs back, I milled openings in the stock, gas cylinder, bottom of the trigger housing and the sight cover so people could see the inner workings in action. Also sectioned the bolt to see the firing pin. Amazing what can be done with a Bridgeport and a surface grinder. Once in a while i loan it to some dealer friends to put on thier table at local gun shows. always draws a crowd. JT

[Dan Shapiro]

Now here's a 'cut-away' you don't see every day............

http://cgi.ebay.com/BROWNING-AUTOMATIC-RIFLE-BAR-CUT-A-WAY-TRAINING-AID-/170618474575?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item27b9a7504f

[Derrick R.]

Its missing the bolt and a few other parts. For the price - Not even close !
Derrick

[captainglock]

Have you seen this M16A1 cutaway on Gunbroker? It looks to be in really good shape!!

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=230173272

[al in oregon]

Here are my training aids. Pictured them out by the pool before I installed them on the end wall of my shop. Ceiling height in the shop is 16 feet. On the shop wall, top to bottom, M1 Carbine, M2 Carbine, M1 Garand, BAR, 1919A6.

[USMilitaryGuy]

I realize this is a rather old thread, but it is what a Google search returned to me.

Anyway, I have what I believe are rounds of ammunition for the Garand training rifle.

I have four rounds, black plastic, and slightly deformed (heat or age?).

Can anyone point me in the right direction to confirm this?