M1 Garand SA Field Grade/Winchester 1917 Field Grade Duplicate Serial Numbers 351510

Springfield Armory FIELD GRADE

Serial Number 351510

Highlights:

Muzzle: 1

Throat: 1+

Barrel: SA, 8/43

The bore of this rifle has lightly frosted with minor pitting 

Receiver: D28291-13, RE6A

Bolt: D28287-19SA

Heat Lot: A-9

Op-Rod: RA 7790722    NM

Trigger Housing: D28290-5-SA

Hammer: C46008-5

Markings & Other information: Has a duplicate Serial Number with a M1917 Enfield

Fair to Good condition Field Grade M1 Garand. This Springfield rifle shares the same serial number as the M1917 it is listed with. The action and other metal parts are in fair to good condition. The receiver, barrel, gas cylinder, operating rod, and sights have 80% or better remaining military finish. Other parts show wear but are still in fair and serviceable condition. The barrel is a SA 8-43 with a muzzle reading of 1 and throat reading of 1+. Headspace is strong and is on the lower end of industry specification when measured with Clymer headspace gauges. Bore is hazy with signs of frosting and minor pitting with good but worn lands and grooves. The stock is a post war HRA stock with a ½”x ½” DoD acceptance stamp and circled “P” proof mark. It has dings and dents throughout but has good lock up and is overall structurally sound. The handguards are in comparable shape to the stock with the rear handguard having a crack behind the retaining clip.

Winchester FIELD GRADE

M1917 Enfield

Serial Number 351510

Highlights:

Muzzle: 1

Throat: 2+

Barrel: JA No date

Bore is slightly dulled and frosted. 2 groove with some wear

Receiver: Good, 80% plus finish

Markings & Other information: Has a M1 Garand with the same serial number.  

Fair to Good condition Field Grade Winchester M1917. This rifle shares the same serial number as the M1 Garand it is listed with.  The action and metal parts overall show some wear but the receiver is in good condition with 80% plus finish. The barrel is a JA, 2 groove replacement barrel. Headspace is within acceptable standards with it closing on a GO gauge and hanging open on a NO-GO gauge. Some frosting is visible in the bore and it is starting to dull and show wear, but gauges well with a reading of 1 at the muzzle and 2+ at the throat. The stock and handguards are structurally sound but have plenty of character. Light to moderate dings and scratches are present on all sides.

Sold as is

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DISCLAIMER: The CMP allows the purchase of ONE 1917 per customer per year. If you have already obtained a 1917 in 2023, you are not eligible to bid on this item.