U.S. MILITARY & COMMERCIAL LONG ARMS MFG'S

.30 Carbine cal., 18 in. barrel, 15 or 30 shot box mag., wood stocked, two or four position aperture rear, blade front sight with protective ears, with or without bayonet lug. This weapon was designed by Winchester for the U.S. government, over 6 million were produced by 12 different companies. Plainfield mfg. after WWII was for civilian sales. It is a gas operated lightweight carbine which was also used by other countries' armed forces. Makers and values as follows. Some variations have the type III barrel band.

.30 Carbine cal., mfg. by Inland - WWII production, folding stock, crossed cannon proofed on bottom, OAL 26 1/2 in. with stock folded. 140,000 mfg. 1942-1945.

values assume original guns with flip rear sight and no bayonet lug.

values assume original guns with adj. rear sight and no bayonet lug.

values assume original guns with adj. rear sight and bayonet lug.

includes carbines that have been factory reworked at U.S. arsenals.

includes original carbines with flip rear sight and no bayonet lug.

includes original carbines with adj. rear sight and no bayonet lug.

includes original carbines with adj. rear sight and bayonet lug.

.30-06 cal., semi-auto, 8 shot en bloc clip fed, gas operated, adj. aperture sight, wooden stock. Made 1937-57 by Springfield, Winchester, H&R, and International Harvester.

with scope and mounts (beware of fakes and rewelds with boxes and papers). M1-D values assume paperwork for values listed.

target version of the Garand, using National Match barrel and sights, glass bedding, etc. Must have serialized N.M. paperwork for values listed below.

includes rifles reworked at U.S. Arsenals.

identified by gas trap barrel up to ser. no. 50,000, all were mfg. by Springfield.

identified by gas port barrel and ser. no. over 50,000.

serialization starts at approx. 400,000.

.30-06 cal., semi-auto, 8 shot internal mag., some may be arsenal refinished, mfg. for the U.S. military during the 1950s.