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Trigger Mike

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I want to sell my Winchester Garand that according to the book all parts numbers are correct for the serial number.  There is even the correct stamp on the stock though faded some.  What are they going for these days so I know how much to ask?  Has a low TE and MW

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2 hours ago, Trigger Mike said:

I want to sell my Winchester Garand that according to the book all parts numbers are correct for the serial number.  There is even the correct stamp on the stock though faded some.  What are they going for these days so I know how much to ask?  Has a low TE and MW

Take a look over here:   M1 Garand - CMP Forums (thecmp.org)

 

a Winchester that was up for sale:  WTS: CMP Service Grade Winchester M1 Garand Oct. 1943 - CMP Forums (thecmp.org)

 

'Correct" Winchester: WTS Correct Winchester M1 Garand. - CMP Forums (thecmp.org)

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TE-throat erosion : wear of the rifling directly at the front of the chamber directly due to the number of rounds fired and also due to WWll ammo loaded with mecuric primers.

MW-muzzle wear : again somewhat due to the number of rounds fired but primarily due to using an issued steel cleaning rod not carefully used.

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24 minutes ago, Chas B. Wolfson, SASS #11104 said:

TE-throat erosion : wear of the rifling directly at the front of the chamber directly due to the number of rounds fired and also due to WWll ammo loaded with mecuric primers.

MW-muzzle wear : again somewhat due to the number of rounds fired but primarily due to using an issued steel cleaning rod not carefully used.

Thanks I hate acronyms

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@Trigger Mike Do you have photos that you would post in your “for sale” ad or post? Would you post them here?

It’s hard for others to give an estimate without photos. 

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