How to Get an M1 Garand Shipped to Your Door (CMP Process Step-by-Step Guide)

[@jamesvatter5729]

I had heard the rumors and rumblings about things taking months. I decided what I wanted, gathered and filled out the paperwork, got it notarized and sent it in. Six days later, I had a Garand!

[@Almost_Made_It]

Lucky. I waited months back in like 2016

[@Awesomenesspossumness]

6 days you shitting me? What grade did you get? I waited 5 months and barely got it 2 weeks ago.

[@Simon-talks]

yeah they are shipping really fast, it's awesome!

[@donwyoming1936]

It all depends when & what you order. You order a more popular rifle like a service grade Springfield, after people get their tax returns, you're probably going to be waiting a while. Order a rack grade Winchester in December, you'll probably get it in a few days.

[@nopenope134]

They had a massive backlog during covid. It took me about 6 months to get mine in 2021. Now, it's a lot shorter.

[@ofwoden]

My old man got an M1 from the CMP back in the 1980s. I was a little kid then but I still remember how excited he was when the wooden box box came. We lived in a pretty anti-gun city where it later became illegal to get firearms shipped directly to your house. My old man is long dead (through no fault of the M1) but I still have a great time down at the range with it.

[@bespokearms]

I have to use an out door feeding center for my pew babies that feed on 30-06. Luckily our local indoor center allows me to feed everything else we own.

[@craigpennington1251]

Glad you still have it. My old man sold all of his guns before he croaked.

[@RejectReality97]

It's illegal everywhere to have guns shipped to your door lmao unless you have an ffl on file for that property's address. Edit: Unless you have a c&r license. Otherwise, it's impossible.

[@SnazziestOfSnazzy]

@@RejectReality97Did you watch this video?

[@jawknee21]

@RejectReality97 that's not true. Mine was shipped to my house and Im not a ffl

[@JaredAF]

Oh hey I'd just like to add that the CMP gauges and function fires everything that leaves the facility so you know you're getting a safe, functional rifle. Also they have physical locations in Anniston, AL, Talladega, AL and Port Clinton OH. You can walk out the same day with an M1 if you bring the 3 documents!

[@PoliticallyInsensitive]

Not always. They may do it with service grade and better but the rack grade I bought wasn't gauged; or at the very least they didn't put the readings on the tag. Everything is still functional- the safety moves as it should that locks in position, the op-rod isn't damaged, spring looks good, it fires/cycles properly and is still acceptably accurate.

[@Leg239]

@@PoliticallyInsensitivesame. My rack grade came with an unmarked tag

[@rucker69]

@@PoliticallyInsensitive Agree purely based on the description provided for rack grade. Rust and pitting and bore darkening are mentioned, so calling it "safe [and] functional" could be a bit misleading.

[@Cman2ptO]

The rack grade they sent me had the most rusted out POS barrel I've ever seen. The piston head on the end of my op rod broke off when I was function testing the rifle myself. I was not impressed with what the CMP sent me, but have since fixed it up using a match grade barrel and a new old stock op rod and turned it into a pretty great rifle.

[@tp3u]

@@Cman2ptO 700$ though can’t beat that

[@F1lmtwit]

For those of you in California, just make a copy of your Firearm Safety Certificate and that works for "Participation" part here

[@Later2u]

I'm Shocked, Shocked I tell you. Thanks for this info.

[@vert7871]

Freaking. Awesome.

[@dlvmark]

no ffl required in California?

[@Later2u]

@@dlvmark There is a banner on CMP website saying they do not market to minors under 18 in CA. But I would be surprised if no FFL is involved. Maybe because they are C&R rifles?

[@oliverdelaenfield2]

It still has to be shipped to an FFL and picked up after DROS & 10day wait because CA is pupu.

[@bbb462cid]

Got mine from CMP in '08. 1944 Springfield w/1946 Springfield barrel. Service grade nice metal black ugly USGI wood. Turned out the wood was gorgeous under the dirt and grease and cosmoline. Fantastic rifle. I'd do it again.

[@slipp420]

i go to cmp often and they had a very rare sniper variant of the m1 garand it was the first one i picked up and they were very worried they said ohhhh that one shouldnt be out front ahhahaah

[@bbb462cid]

@@slipp420 M1C or M1D, do you know?

[@EXccord]

Lucky. My receiver is from mid '43 and Barrel is IHC. Wood was brand new though as it was refinished by CMP.

[@rslover65]

If you're close to one of the stores, go in person. They might have stuff that's not on the website. I was shooting the CMP games and stopped by the store (port clinton) on the way out. They brought out a half dozen 1903a3's. I snatched one up, they were all gone in less than a minute.

[@Paralyzed-rm6vc]

I live 40 mins from the south store and the cmp marksmanship park is 15 down the road

[@backwardog1]

Wow.

[@alankordzikowski7670]

The CMP dates back as you said to the early 20th century, and along with the NRA, were government sponsored groups to provide civilians with opportunities to learn and hone their marksmanship skills should they be called to military service. The NRA for example came about after the civil war, as it was determined that southern were better shots than northern soldiers. It was attributed to their upbringing around guns. So the NRA was about teaching people to shoot should they be drafted

[@michaelkaiser1864]

They taught yankees to shoot southerners. Nra has never been our friend. Theyve backed EVERY major anti gun bill.

[@doomaster4]

So was it called northern rifle association?

[@hellishcyberdemon7112]

@@doomaster4 i can see why they wanted the glock banned

[@JoshuaLenerville]

My brothers in the Navy and he's always wanted an M1 Garand, I am sending this video to him ASAP! Thank you for sharing!

[@JaredAF]

If he wants a historical navy one they actually have some from the Navy in 308. They're further down the list and there are 2 variants. Very cool collector pieces, but one of the variants are not entirely safe and you have to sign an affidavit

[@artifacthunter1472]

Congratulations you will be scammed.

[@Shepard-mx6eh]

@@artifacthunter1472how

[@garyhosier4765]

I just received my M1 in expert grade. I finished the new stock which was beautiful wood. New barrel because I’m going to use it like any other gun I have. About 3 weeks. I am retired military which fulfilled my club affiliation.

[@kylepeterson7323]

How long did yours take? I sent in my paperwork about a month ago and haven’t heard back yet

[@garyhosier4765]

About three weeks.

[@AndrewSteffenHB]

If you don’t mind how much was the expert grade? I want to buy one just want to know how much I’m going to have to spend.

[@AnthonySkubic]

@@AndrewSteffenHB 1150

[@garyhosier4765]

@@AnthonySkubic yes sorry I didn’t reply.

[@N0TYourAverageJoe]

This video was the last push for me to submit my packet after several years of being lazy and putting the idea on the back burner. Picked up a beautiful 1943 Garand last week. I appreciate your channel and the effort you put in!

[@mitchelladams3009]

Dude. I’ve been wanting to do this for years but the website and paperwork were always daunting. You’re the man.

[@hangfire5005]

I dig this kid. He looks like a 20 year old but talks like a 40 year old vet lol

[@US2A]

Talks smarter then a vet

[@Michael666CA]

Veterinarians make the best gun KZbinrs. 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

[@Nitodvd]

@@Michael666CA he means VETERAN as in ARMY 🤦‍♂️ wht has the world come to

[@m43731049]

@@Nitodvdstop yapping cornpop

[@50shadesofcerakote]

@@Nitodvd he was making a joke...

[@kevinhaney293]

I got a H&R service grade about 7 years ago. The rifle is so beautiful and shoots amazing. This is a rifle every man should own . Getting this rifle delivered was Christmas for an old man.

[@buckshot927tx]

Thanks for this brother. Army Vet here and lifetime member of the VFW so I have no excuse for not having a Garand on the wall. I still don’t understand how it can be shipped straight to your house but I ain’t complaining! 🤣

[@VitalArms]

He mislead everyone. It can’t be shipped to your house. He did that so more people would watch the video. Either way, it’s the cheapest way to get a Garand and you better do it before they’re eventually gone. The more the word spreads the supply will eventually dry up.

[@jawknee21]

@@VitalArms mine was shipped to my house. I'm not special

[@VitalArms]

@@jawknee21 maybe with an ffl, but if you aren’t mentioning that in any capacity.. you are 100% misleading people. Not all of us are gullible.

[@jawknee21]

@@VitalArms mine was delivered TO my front door with no ffl involvement. Just had to be over 18 years old to sign for it.

[@janefkrbtt]

​@@VitalArms how do you know this? where have you gotten this information?

[@rumbleinthebumble8180]

Just looked at the website. They're sold out of almost everything. They want $500 for a drill rifle. And $800 for a non working rifle for display. Ridiculous.

[@10MM-MAGAMAN-420]

Yea thanks to soy boy gunfleuncers always shitting the gun market

[@namewitheld]

This is the reality. Perpetually sold out then immediately snatched up by existing members when available.

[@turdbglr]

The prices aren’t good. I can buy a new one from Springfield for basically the same price

[@galesams4205]

A great weapon , i took basic training with the M14 in 308 or 7.62 51. When i entered vietnam i was issued the MATEL/ TONKA COLT/ HORSE in M-16. 4th ARMORED recon.

[@IDouble]

Thank you for serving.

[@tcjohnson3437]

Unfortunately you didn't get the original. You got the one Army Ordance f***** off.

[@garagemetalshop7975]

Love that you break this down for everyone. Thank you so much for this valuable service. The purpose of the DCM and then the CMP was for every American to become proficient and you are keeping in that spirit. Got mine in 2021. Took a while but was totally worth it, a beautiful and accurate Service Grade SA from the Korean War era. The club I used was the RWVA, having attended an Appleseed shoot (Highly recommended due to the skills it will impart to a beginner, and it qualifies as proof of marksmanship to boot). Don't know how it is now, but you used to be able to put a post-it with your rifle preference (Springfield, H&R, Winchester, etc., WWII era, Korean War era, etc.) on top of your application, and they would try to fill your request (no guarantees, of course - Winchesters are rare). Good luck everyone and hope to see you on the range!

[@garagemetalshop7975]

@JaredAF1 Awesome! Do I get spam and malware for the rest of my life from your giveaway?

[@silenciummortum2193]

Behind enemy lines in NJ. Going to get me an M1!

[@VitalArms]

Thankfully it’s not a scary black “assault weapons”. Libs haven’t figured out yet the power and destruction of 30-06 😂😂😂

[@nickr3589]

I’m in Jersey too did you get one

[@justintracy7226]

Great info that dispels a lot of fears, concerns, craziness, etc. about the CMP. I got my first Garand from them about 25 years ago and acquired many other guns from them over the years. I think the golden age of deals from the CMP are over but it’s still the best game in town for M1’s and just a great organization for promoting marksmanship!

[@HDSME]

They are not the same any more not even govt

[@reggaetonjones1988]

Thank you for breaking this down. I really wanted a M1, but I thought it was unattainable. I can do THIS. I really do appreciate this. Take care and God bless!

[@atomic_wait]

My CMP experience was great, my Garand is a finely restored rifle.

[@KR4Qep]

bro back in like.. 2004 i could walk around a gun show in AZ and get an m1, an ak.. an old ass mauser with a crate of ww2 ammo all for like $500 lmfao feel sorry for the younger crowd, you missed out on more than just houses

[@JaredAF]

😭😭😭

[@Daddy53751]

Can’t forget the standard $99 SKS.

[@BR-hh1bb]

I have all these things and a house and im 32

[@Tullminator]

They got all those participation trophies though!

[@KR4Qep]

@@BR-hh1bb i have a 10" dick, what's your point?

[@lobuxracer]

I got mine in the early 90's. It was $165 at the time. I got an amazing rifle, shot it in matches, still love it today. After a month refinishing the wood, getting all the nicks, bumps and stacking damage steamed out, it looks almost new to this day.

[@anonytuser711]

I had an M1 Garand shipped to my door. I had it converted to .308 with scout rail. It is a beautiful thing.

[@Durandalski]

I had no idea it was this simple. I’m an active reservist so it’s literally a matter of filling out the form, photocopying my military ID and getting the form notorized. I’m definitely getting an M1.

[@iErrantrYi]

You're the king for spreading awareness of this glorious cultural gem.

[@AniwayasSong]

I heartily support and agree that the American People must become involved in our Second Amendment, and as a sixty year old Veteran, I've been involved with 'CMP' for many decades. Thank you for taking the time and going through the process!

[@66smithra]

I'm glad I picked one up in 2018. They only get more valuable and harder to get! The CMP is great to deal with. I got a CMP special with a new criterion barrel and stock. It shoots quite well.

[@JaredAF]

That's when I got my first one and it was also a special. Filled out the packet in the 29 Palms base library

[@DadHominem]

I did this back in 1979. You had to shoot at a qualified match, send off a verification from the match along with $125.00 and wait about 3 months, but then a Garand would arrive. Very cool that this is still possible.

[@The_Gurkin]

I knew the cmp had a way of getting m1’s to people but I never knew how until you laid it out just like this. I will be doing my paperwork soon and getting one! Thank you

[@GmanGSW]

I am glad you brought up the CMP program. I had gone to purchase an M1 Garand years ago and thought, but I don't belong to any CMPs! I looked through ALL of the PRo 2A and Pro Constitutional Orgs I belong to and my range, 3 are CMP. I went for purch'ing but then they were low on any "good" grades. Anyway, now, getting back into getting!

[@paulvohs9889]

It took about 2 months from the time I submitted paperwork to the time the rifle showed up, but it is absolutely worth the wait!

[@zachstephens9135]

When I bought mine back in 2017, I just used my military CAC and Driver's license (for address delivery). They also provided a % discount on your first rifle but I can't remember what it was. Will go much quicker if you can utilize that route!

[@zacp6339]

Can confirm, CAC is the best. We were TDY at Maxwell this July, they let us use our 2-hour pass, then cleaned and shipped the rifles home for us. On the range, a 90-year-old Korean war vet helped us zero the rifle. To say they were enthusiastic to have younger military guys there would be an understatement and let us stay way longer than 2 hours. I'm pretty sure every old guy working the range was a vet. Also, the 600 yard range is 10/10. Watching this video to order another from home ;)

[@loghan98]

Thank you Father Stephen. I prayed while I was driving and this video was exactly the length my drive was. God is good.

[@robertross4582]

I did this over 30 years ago. At the time it was described as "$185.00 and a long wait." It was a long wait, but at this point I really don't remember how long it took. At the time, you needed to participate in 2 sanctioned high power rifle matches, and be a member of a CMP affiliated club. The minimum score was 0 because if you scored less than that, and this would tend to put a stop to the process. There was no "choose your grade" you got what you got.

[@michaelpalermo1322]

Another Bonus is the CMP is willing to work with you if there are issues with your rifle depending on the grade. After replacing some normal things like springs and the bullet stop on my CMP rifle it turned out the Op-rod tab was worn down and was causing my op rod to become detached from the track when firing. I sent some pictures over to the CMP and they sent me a shipping label and had the Op-rod replaced and test fired free of charge.

[@LotharTheFellhanded]

Was yours a rack grade? I would love a Garand but I’m worried about the quality of the Rack grade, which looks like pretty much the only one available.

[@woodrowboudreaux9951]

Do most buyers pick the rack grade because of cost or because of it looking more authentic? I don’t know if I want one that “looks” like it was all made recently.

[@emmettjones5165]

I got my M1-D through other means, but I've been aware of the CMP for many years, and I completely agree with their mission, and from what I've heard this guy has the meat of the issue correct. Stamp of approval, carry on! 💯

[@emergencynurse02]

NOt complaining ....but mine took 4 months ....just delivered overnight ....I haven't seen it yet.,cuz Im at work !!! Thanks for the video !

[@andiamocclash397]

how much was the total cost?

[@nitroxylictv]

@@andiamocclash397 Membership doesn't count if you are military or police, but joining the club he mentioned is like $30. The M1 itself is around $1200. In total its far cheaper than just buying one online or at a store/gun show. Edit: they have a cheaper "rack grade" (used or probably much older) M1 for $700. Its at the top of their order list.

[@ralphday4842]

I refused to do all that unnecessary paperwork and requirements , so i just went to my local FFL and bought my Garand. It took less than an hour . I got to handle many , and choose the one of my liking.

[@1001Hobbies]

A am fortunate that I live an hour and 45 minutes from the Camp Perry "North" store location. It was wonderful to walk in and SEE what they have on hand. I went in looking for a Service Grade rifle that had a WWII active manufacturing date, but they had NONE in Service Grade. So I went to Field Grade and found 2. I picked the slightly older of the 2, February of 1945, made still during the war and likely saw some, but limited, action. It had the patina I was looking for without being terrible as it had its original stock. The barrel was also in good shape (It is more accurate than I am and I was surprised at the grouping I could get out of it). I would have liked to have got one older, but as you can imagine, WWII era rifles are few and far between now. I cleaned the stock, not impacting the finish at all, and it is now no longer course to the touch from the grime that had become imbedded in it, has a very dark finish as when I bought it, and looks absolutely beautiful. I was so happy I could go there and pick out myself exactly what I was looking for.

[@cheforionmg]

Got my Special Rack through the CMP during the quarantine. A great shooter, got here quickly (though I still had to use an FFL because CA). All I did was join the Grand Collector's Association and take a combat shotgun course (any marksmanship related activity will do, doesn't have to be with a rifle).

[@galvstudent1]

A couple months late to the game, but I just wanted to add my experience with this about 6-7 years ago: I got a Mid 1950's south korean vintage mismatched with some WW2 parts, and a strikingly contrasted forend and stock. I absolutely love the thing. It was a "tack driver" right out of the crate, and even though it's got something of a bastard history, I feel the connection with my grandfather who was at Inchon, and my great uncle who was in Normandy, every time I hear the "ping" of an ejected clip. My OCD tendencies subsequently led me to "collect" an M1a as well as the "scout" and "socom" variants...but I've sold everything except for my "as close as possible to an M14,"...and my CMP M1. You're not going to get perfect if you get one of these...you're going to get amazing, and the two of you are going to grow together.

[@ironyim92]

Subbed, I had never heard of CMP until I came across this channel. Thanks for all the shout outs and kind words toward Paul Harrell, he's the only other guntuber I've subbed to. You seem kinda like a younger version :)

[@zakaryperrin7126]

Got mine a couple years ago. Definitely an easy process with the CMP.

[@deanf7086]

I built my Garand from the receiver up. 72XXX with a 7.62 barrel. Like it so much that I have a six digit and going to barrel it the same!

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Very good, concise video. You nailed it! I just subscribed.

[@ChickentNug]

I still have a little over 2 years until I get out of the army. I really hope this is still available after. It would be so sick to have a garand

[@operator001]

Great video. I ordered an expert grade and it arrived to my door a few weeks later. Such a great rifle to have in anyone’s collection.

[@str8outtacontent231]

Just received mine today 9/5/24 I turned in the paper work back in May, got right in before they sold out because of this video, thanks brother and Semper Fi.

[@Daguitarman1129]

Dude thanks for putting this together. Im positive it will help countless people! Cant wait to get a garand now!

[@jwash3rd]

I'm an ISRA member. They offered 1911s, Garands and .30 carbines. The prices were outrageous.

[@jmpetersrn]

I knew I had watched one of your videos before! It was nice meeting you at the Brownell's Gunfighter Gauntlet today. Best wishes.

[@JaredAF]

Thanks! You too!

[@Curious-Mr.-Lee]

You're a fantastic, genuine content creator. Please keep going, and God bless.

[@anthonysurrency7134]

Funny, i work right beside the cmp. I need to do this

[@JaredAF]

If thats the case you can actually just walk right up to the physical store

[@capnrob97]

I got 2 via CMP, paid $400 for one and $500 for the other. Pretty cool they are allowed to ship directly to you and not have do a transfer at an FFL.

[@herrprepper2070]

I have a Remington M1 Grand. I took a bull elk last year. 850 yards… offhand… elk was running through woodlands.

[@w00tskeet357]

I'll take "shit that never happened" for 500 Alex 😂

[@herrprepper2070]

@@w00tskeet357 No shit… there I was…

[@redcat9436]

@@herrprepper2070 Remington never made M1's. Maybe you're thinking Winchester.

[@Dunkys1234]

When I turn 21, im going to apply for a c&r license day 1, then get me a garand. I already have a k31 and am looking at some lee enfields right now.

[@aaronwilson1666]

E-5 for the win boys!

[@timturbo7727]

Rah sarnt

[@brysoncain554]

I've been fantasizing about going to the range with an M1 Garand.....living abroad atm but when I get back home to Hawaii I'll be making this happen. Aloha and mahalo my bradah you made a Hawaiian happy. Cheeehooooo

[@MiamiGunNut]

Now I have an excuse to get an garand again. Awesome video bro, thanks! 🙌🙌🙌

[@jasonparker3173]

I appreciate this video. I when to the south store today and picked up an expert grade M1 Garand. So proud to own it.

[@nickaikens5673]

Thank you very much! On my way to owing an M1 Garand

[@MyDoodad]

I appreciate you pushing this information, more people should buy CMP but also SHHHHH. I want more Garands. I would also have you follow up on the difference in grades. Rack grades shoot like trash. The refurbished higher tier sandblasted rifles shoot much better and have been bore sighted. Don't expect a rack grade to hit a 2moa at 300 yards

[@davidkohler7454]

I just want to say , you did an awesome job of walking us through this process step by step. I couldn't ask for it to have been any better done. Thanks again.

[@sxnthwave]

The CMP also has a Memorandum of Understanding with the Boy Scouts of America as a congressionally chartered organization. The CMP in Anniston AL ;(in person) counted my service and training as a shooting sports director as one of the requirements.

[@norcal6181]

Back in the 90s and 00s they used to sell these at Big 5 along with other old surplus guns as collector items. No ffl no background.

[@bebopwing1]

Oh man, I absolutely do not need to be spending money on 'another' M1, but I've never ordered one through the CMP, and this video really demystified it! Also, slightly off topic, but I have mostly seen you through KZbin shorts, and I always assumed you were like 17-20 years old until you mentioned your DD214 in this video. Damn son, I think you need to do a video on your skincare routine!

[@JaredAF]

Vampirism

[@bebopwing1]

I knew it!

[@NoNameNoFace-rr7li]

ive been to birmingham to the CMP and it is a trip worth taking.

[@irtnyc]

Good job with this video. I did find this information useful, and I thank you for not filling up your video with BS that wastes time for thousands of viewers in perpetuity.

[@patclark2186]

I looked into this a few years ago. they were pretty much out. I'll look again. I always wanted a M-1

[@JaredAF]

they have expert grades (new barrel and stock)

[@RobertBeckk]

This video is concise as hell, they really just need you to make a video for the CMP website. Not really sure why I watched the video, I already have my rack grade M1 but yeah, great video.

[@nihilvt]

I just seen the Subscribe button glow when you did your call to action, I rewinded and it did it again! That's so cool!

[@DeathGrunt666]

Ive finished the hunters safety course so i could feasibly do this, wow. Good to know

[@MiloMALONE3435]

Thanks a lot Jared,,,, I’m on it😊..

[@Rocketsong]

Our local shooting range has a monthly M1 match. They have rifles you can borrow, and it's specifically tailored (with the paperwork) to meet the CMP match participation requirement. And... that has been the case almost everywhere I have lived. The local public range almost always has a CMP match either monthly or every other month.

[@joeshmo3029]

Always good to find another fan of Joe Bishop.

[@johnklabechek8470]

10-15 years ago when CMP prices were very low all of this hoop jumping made sense. Got a rifle for $300-600 buck. Now their prices are retail, at least online they are. Can get the same gun, for about the same price on Gunbroker, sometimes in a CMP case. Have it sent to my FFL. No notary needed, no club needed, no proof I can shoot needed....

[@thecheesemouse]

Doin' the Lord's work, my man

[@ShaddySoldier]

My friend sent me this a while back and I'm going to get one, I've just been putting it off because of the paperwork haha. Only thing I really need to get done other than a club membership is the marksmanship certification thing. My only experience with shooting g is going out into the woods eith my buddy and his retired and active duty military family members and my mother drilling me on firearms safety she learned from her father as a child. Can't really use those as proof for the form lol.

[@sc_marauder492]

Well done sir! I've been wanting an M1 for quite some time. The perceived obstacles aren't nearly as bad as I thought. Thanks!

[@dev-debug]

I guess my request for my local club to become cmp affiliated didn't fall on deaf ears. They come up in the club search now, kind of suprised as they didn't seem too interested at the time but it's been about 5 years since I asked. Probably others expressed interest in that as well. You covered the part that always discouraged me very well. Did not know being member of the American Legion counted or being 60+. Great video, been wanting a nice Garand for a long time. Now it's time to go after one lol

[@headlessstew]

Neat, didn't know this was a thing. As soon as I live somewhere where I can have proper storage I think I'll have to revisit this

[@45johngalt]

heard about this almost 20 years ago. I had thought they had run out of M1's to give.

[@wesdoobner7521]

that's what I assumed in 2006 when I got one, but I guess more keep trickling in.

[@GI-JOEs]

Love the M1, awesome video buddy.

[@glennchan1354]

Great content and information making it understandable for the lay person!

[@Gunbudder]

i had no idea the CMP still did anything at all! pretty interesting. i long for the good ol days when you bought firearms through mail order catalog. maybe in the very distant future, but probably never going to happen again

[@JaredAF]

US Constitution 2.0. USA 2.0

[@MrRedvsblue]

Been wanted to get one of these. Thanks for the video

[@crackshotscreenprinting]

one of the best weapons ever made.

[@gunsmoke132]

Watched to the end just to find out it still gets needs to get shipped to an FFL as I'm in NJ. damn

[@JXZ2]

Thanks man. I will do this; I would love to own a M1 Garand. I have to check and make sure I did the correct training, I-1623, I have done a few different classes, should be fine.

[@jawknee21]

I won an M1 garand back in like 2018 from the BRC barbecue thing. Got it shipped straight to my house.

[@jawknee21]

@JaredAF1 what?

[@jawknee21]

@JaredAF2 stop

[@jesehufman]

Got me a New CMP rebuild in .308 almost a decade ago. Tax return money well spent. Spent I think $1103.02

[@PoliticallyInsensitive]

One thing to be aware of. You NEED to keep an eye out for the shipping notification email. The last time i bought a Garand they input the shipping address incorrectly. I got the email at like 6pm so i immediately emailed them back and called them the next morning. They had to have the rifle returned to them so they could fix it and send it back out. Not a huge inconvenience but something to be aware of.

[@randomraccoon5966]

Thanks for this video. Instructions followed, rifle received.

[@JaredAF]

nice man!!!

[@justplayitadams234]

I wish I was in US army and now part of the American legion hi qualify more than most people for this but sadly it is too much money by the time I would save up enough disc golfer could be gone it's a shame because I've always wanted one too but thank you for the information I'm sure it will help someone

[@nadien1958]

they still have several choices (grade wise), which are still available. the lowest grade is the $700 dollar one which oddly enough is twice what i paid for mine 30 odd years ago from a gun store and mine is "correct grade" per their grading system for which they don't have any for sale.

[@richardanderson6874]

Good info! Well done, excellent presentation. Thank-you.

[@m3armorytv83]

Love your channel. Keep it coming!

[@brownmangaming1529]

Last year my buddy and I drove up to Anniston Alabama and I hand picked mine. Got a service grade for $900, but the gun is spotless. Beats paying $1500 on gunjoker