Springfield Armory M1 Garand CMP .30-06, 24 in Barrel, 1945 Receiver, Parkerized, CMP COA, Case & Sling, Serial 3629858
This CMP-certified Springfield Armory M1 Garand is built on a 1945 receiver and configured in standard infantry trim. Chambered in .30-06 with a 24-inch barrel and Parkerized finish, it features the later T105E1 rear sight assembly, a low-wood operating-rod relief cut, and a valve-type gas cylinder lock screw. It comes with a CMP-branded hard case, a leather M1907-style sling, and a CMP Certificate of Authenticity dated April 2, 2019. Serial number: 3629858.
Condition
Overall Condition: Good condition, showing some signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Overall Condition: Good - Clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Bore Rifling: Good Rifling - Intact, well-defined lands and grooves.
The hardwood stock shows numerous scratches and blemishes. Light finish wear is present on the rifle. There is visible corrosion around the front sight post.
What’s Included
- CMP-branded hard case
- Leather M1907-style two-claw sling (installed)
- CMP Certificate of Authenticity
- Paperwork
- 1x 8rd mag
Receiver manufacturing in 1945 places this rifle in the WWII era, paired with the classic .30-06 chambering, 24-inch barrel, and 8-round capacity. The gas-operated system with a rotating bolt and right-side operating rod reflects the standard infantry configuration noted.
The sighting setup includes an aperture rear sight with windage and elevation knobs (T105E1-style, no lock bar) and a wing-protected front blade, providing a durable, service-style sight picture consistent with later updates.
The rifle wears a Parkerized finish over a steel receiver and comes stocked in hardwood with two-piece hardwood handguards. A checkered steel buttplate with trapdoor is fitted, and the length of pull measures 13.0 inches.
Service hardware includes the valve-type gas cylinder lock screw, a low-wood operating-rod relief cut, a bayonet lug, stacking swivel, and front sling swivel. These features align with the standard infantry pattern described.
Provenance includes a CMP Certificate of Authenticity dated April 2, 2019, along with a CMP-branded hard case and an installed leather M1907-style sling, supporting the rifle’s documented status within the CMP program.