CMP Sales Update 1911, M1 Field Grade and .30-06 Surplus Ammo

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I was one of the first to get in on round 3 and picked field grade. Ended up getting a very rare JSB marked colt from 1945. Surprised it didn't go to auction as they pull a very pretty penny. Hopefully with round 4 they open it up to re-orders from people from previous rounds, as I would like to go for range grade this time, as they are more likely from national match or special forces use.
 
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rdinatal said:
Hmm... Only 1hr 30min from ATL. I'll be in ATL mid October.
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It is worth the trip to hit Talladega Marksmanship Park and shoot for a while if you are heading to Anniston. Truth be told, TMP had better quality Garands for sale than Anniston did - though Anniston had more rifles and more types (1903, 1903A3, M1C, M1D, etc.) available.
 
East of Here said:
It is worth the trip to hit Talladega Marksmanship Park and shoot for a while if you are heading to Anniston. Truth be told, TMP had better quality Garands for sale than Anniston did - though Anniston had more rifles and more types (1903, 1903A3, M1C, M1D, etc.) available.
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My brother just picked up a Marine Corps M1C while there a week or two ago. I think he said the others were painted Greek returns.
 
11B CIB said:
I need a .308 garand
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I was in negotiations with an acquaintance about one. He had several Garands, including more than a few NM. He had a couple of 308s he was thinking about letting go.

A few months after we started talking about it, he was killed in a car crash.
 
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