Springfield Armory M1 Garand CMP-Assembled .30-06, 24 in Faxon 4150 Barrel, 1942 USGI Receiver, CMP-Marked Walnut Stock
This CMP-assembled M1 Garand pairs a USGI Springfield Armory receiver dated to 1942 with a modern Faxon Firearms-made 24 inch 4150 steel barrel featuring a 1:10 twist. It wears a CMP-marked replacement walnut stock and matching handguards, with a parkerized finish throughout. Built on a World War II-era receiver and refreshed with quality components, it offers a clean, ready-to-shoot configuration backed by CMP provenance.
Condition
Overall Condition: Excellent condition, showing only faint signs of any prior use or handling.
Bore Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: This rifle shows little evidence of prior use. The bore is clean and shiny.
What’s Included
- CMP-branded hard case
- 10 M1 Garand 8-round en-bloc clips
- CMP 'U.S. Rifle, Caliber .30, M1' instruction sheet
Built on a USGI Springfield Armory receiver manufactured in 1942, this rifle carries wartime lineage with CMP assembly using replacement components. The bolt shows drawing number D28287-12SA with S-04 marking, aligning with documented USGI manufacturing details.
The barrel is a Faxon Firearms-made 24 inch 4150 steel unit with a 1:10 twist, marked "6535448-FC 1-10 30-06 4150 05/26 15073." This modern barrel specification complements the rifle’s .30-06 chambering while maintaining M1 Garand configuration.
Furniture consists of a CMP-marked replacement walnut stock and walnut upper and lower handguards. The stock features a CMP cartouche and a checkered steel buttplate with a hinged trap door. Length of pull measures 13.0 inches, and the metal components wear a parkerized finish.
Sighting is handled by a GI-pattern aperture rear sight with windage and elevation knobs and a wing-protected front blade. The rifle retains the standard M1 gas system with gas cylinder lock and includes both a stacking swivel and sling swivels. Feeding is via the internal 8-round en-bloc clip system.
The action is the traditional semi-automatic, gas-operated, rotating-bolt M1 pattern. This configuration provides the classic handling and manual of arms expected of an M1 Garand while incorporating CMP-selected components and clear, documented provenance.