History of the Korean Garand and M1 Carbine import ban

[loademup]

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010/09/01/obama-administration-reverses-course-forbids-sale-antique-m-rifles.html

https://sofrep.com/75152/koreas-m1-rifle-stockpile-coming-soon-gun-store-near/

http://www.guns.com/2017/01/27/could-trump-administration-raise-floodgates-on-gun-imports/

[Orlando]

My Blue Sky M1 Carbine I bought in 1985 "looked" nice but was a worn out piece of junk
The importer refinished the rifles just so they would sell
Only good thing is I ony paid
$150 for it then

[loademup]

My Blue Sky M1 Carbine I bought in 1985 "looked" nice but was a worn out piece of junk
The importer refinished the rifles just so they would sell
Only good thing is I ony paid
$150 for it then

You're right about that, most of them seemed to be junk slapped together...loose receiver-trigger housing assemblies, mis-matched and shaking furniture...etc. etc.... I looked at several before I picked one out. I believed I paid about 170.00 bucks for mine after sales tax... cash and carry out the door. The arsenal rebuild markings on the stock intrigued me and I found a correct M1 handguard for it (the M2 handguard intended for a beefier M2 stock did not seem right for the M1 stock).