M1 Garand parts kit?

[bmacpolo]

Does anyone sell complete parts kits?

[Flintlock Tom]

Yes:
Garand Collector Parts

[Iknownot]

sarcoinc.com Call and see what they have in stock.

[bmacpolo]

Cool thanks I'll try those sites.

[kurac]

Or you can just ge a field grade from the CMP, I am personally waiting for woodless rack grades to be availble to use as a parts kit.

[jamesob]

Florida gun works. Nevermind out of stock but riverbank armory use to have them.

[aghauler]

Or you can just ge a field grade from the CMP, I am personally waiting for woodless rack grades to be availble to use as a parts kit.

Just email them and ask if they had any woodless rack grades they don't have enough to put in the catalog or list on the CMP site. I did a few months back and that answer was they had them, woodless, no rear sight... $495 I think it was. I passed, it wouldn't have been cost effective for me to buy one and fix it up at the time. So just email them an inquiry, it can't hurt! Nice people they don't bite

[TRICKSTER]

Florida gun works. Nevermind out of stock but riverbank armory use to have them.

Don't go anywhere near that place.

Sarco has them here http://e-sarcoinc.com/m1grdkit-allpa...cgoodcond.aspx but as mentioned, you would be better off buying a complete rifle through the CMP.

[bmacpolo]

Ya a complete from cmp is looking better. Gun shops around sd are selling garands for 1200 I can't afford that. Cmp around 500 for the cheapest.

The thing is, I have a receiver, that's why I wanted to find a parts kit.

[Orlando]

Ya a complete from cmp is looking better. Gun shops around sd are selling garands for 1200 I can't afford that. Cmp around 500 for the cheapest.

The thing is, I have a receiver, that's why I wanted to find a parts kit.

Sell the receiver and buy a Service Grade
What make receiver is it?

[bmacpolo]

an 80% milled to a 100%

Sell the receiver and buy a Service Grade
What make receiver is it?

[Orlando]

Personally I would ditch the receiver and buy the Service Grade

[bmacpolo]

Personally I would ditch the receiver and buy the Service Grade

Ya I'm really starting to think that. It's just the satisfaction of putting it together yourself, makes it worth it.

[me109g4]

yeah, its a lot of fun putting one together,, it might cost a little more but the satisfaction of building your own cant be beat.

[NRAhighpowershooter]

an 80% milled to a 100%

I wouldn't even begin to think about shooting a 80% milled to 100% Garand receiver.. it's all about the heat treating (not heat treated properly it WILL go KaBOOM!!.. this is not like an AR receiver that is good to go from 80% - 100%.