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1944 WW2 Winchester M1 Garand - Red River Army Depot ( RRAD ) 11-64 Rebuild - .30 06 for sale
1944 WW2 Winchester M1 Garand - Red River Army Depot ( RRAD ) 11-64 Rebuild - .30 06 for sale
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Guns International #: 102890797
Category - Military Rifles - M1 Garand
- Winchester Rifles - Military
1944 WW2 Winchester M1 Garand - Red River Army Depot ( RRAD ) 11-64 Rebuild - .30 06
Description:
WW2 Winchester M1 Garand semi-automatic rifle in 30-06 caliber with a receiver serial number indicating it was manufactured in March 1944. The rifle’s receiver leg is electric pencil marked “RRAD / 11-64” indicating it was rebuilt by the Red River Army Depot in Texas in November 1964.
When the Vietnam War heated up in the mid-1960s, additional M1s in the government’s inventory were needed as supplemental service rifles and for military foreign aid requirements. Several U.S. government ordnance facilities, including Red River Army Depot, were given contracts to overhaul M1s during that period.
Unlike the earlier rebuild markings, which were stamped on the stock, in the mid-1960s the ordnance facilities typically utilized identity codes that were hand-etched on the right side of the receiver leg by electric pen. In most cases, the code was comprised of an abbreviation for the facility ID and the month and year that the rebuild was performed.
These 1960's rebuilds are sought after by collector's today, and this one remains in the same condition as it was received from CMP, I believe around 2005. I’m guessing at the date of acquisition as I can’t find the original CMP paperwork.
Barrel Muzzle Erosion = 1.5 / Throat Erosion = 1.5. There is a small chip on the bottom left of the stock near the trigger inlet and a scratch on the trigger guard which are shown in the last picture.
Please message me with any questions or to request for more pictures as this I was limited to 15 pictures for this advertisement.
Payment & Shipping
Must ship from my local FFL Dealer to your FFL Dealer, or C&R License holder. Buyer will pay actual shipping/insurance amount, in addition to the $40 fee my FFL dealer charges for handling firearms shipments. USPS (United States Postal Service) only Money Orders or Personal Checks are accepted for payment. Payment by USPS Money Order will ensure immediate shipment. For payments by personal check, shipment will not occur until the check clears my bank.
Make: Winchester
Model: M1 Garand
Serial Number: 2406013
Year of Manufacture: March 1944
Caliber: .30-06 Springfield
Action Type: Semi Auto, En Bloc Clip Fed
Receiver: “U.S. RIFLE / CAL. .30 M1 / WINCHESTER / TRADE MARK / 2406013”
Trigger Housing: "D28290-12-SA"
Hammer: "C46008-7 SA"
Follower: Unmarked – Used by all 4 manufacturers
Receiver Leg - Right: “D 28291-2” – Correct for the Winchester serial number
Receiver Leg - Left: “RRAD / 11-64” in electric pencil, indicating a Red River Army Depot rebuild in November of 1964.
Op Rod: "7790722-RA", bottom of lever marked "NM" - National Match
Barrel: "SA 6535448", "7 64", "BU9", "P", "M", and DOD Stamp
Barrel Length: Approximately 24 Inches
Gas Cylinder Lock Screw: "P", and either a Star or an "X" - not clear
Bolt: "D28287-19SA", and " A-9"
Sights / Optics: The windage knob is marked “LEFT arrow” twice, and "BME".
Stock : The face of the grip is marked with a “P” enclosed in a square box, indicating a post-war arsenal overhaul
Type of Finish: Parkerized
Finish Originality: Original to Arsenal Rebuild
Bore Condition: Muzzle Erosion = 1.5 / Throat Erosion = 1.5
Price: $2,200.00
Description:
WW2 Winchester M1 Garand semi-automatic rifle in 30-06 caliber with a receiver serial number indicating it was manufactured in March 1944. The rifle’s receiver leg is electric pencil marked “RRAD / 11-64” indicating it was rebuilt by the Red River Army Depot in Texas in November 1964.
When the Vietnam War heated up in the mid-1960s, additional M1s in the government’s inventory were needed as supplemental service rifles and for military foreign aid requirements. Several U.S. government ordnance facilities, including Red River Army Depot, were given contracts to overhaul M1s during that period.
Unlike the earlier rebuild markings, which were stamped on the stock, in the mid-1960s the ordnance facilities typically utilized identity codes that were hand-etched on the right side of the receiver leg by electric pen. In most cases, the code was comprised of an abbreviation for the facility ID and the month and year that the rebuild was performed.
These 1960's rebuilds are sought after by collector's today, and this one remains in the same condition as it was received from CMP, I believe around 2005. I’m guessing at the date of acquisition as I can’t find the original CMP paperwork.
Barrel Muzzle Erosion = 1.5 / Throat Erosion = 1.5. There is a small chip on the bottom left of the stock near the trigger inlet and a scratch on the trigger guard which are shown in the last picture.
Please message me with any questions or to request for more pictures as this I was limited to 15 pictures for this advertisement.
Payment & Shipping
Must ship from my local FFL Dealer to your FFL Dealer, or C&R License holder. Buyer will pay actual shipping/insurance amount, in addition to the $40 fee my FFL dealer charges for handling firearms shipments. USPS (United States Postal Service) only Money Orders or Personal Checks are accepted for payment. Payment by USPS Money Order will ensure immediate shipment. For payments by personal check, shipment will not occur until the check clears my bank.
Make: Winchester
Model: M1 Garand
Serial Number: 2406013
Year of Manufacture: March 1944
Caliber: .30-06 Springfield
Action Type: Semi Auto, En Bloc Clip Fed
Receiver: “U.S. RIFLE / CAL. .30 M1 / WINCHESTER / TRADE MARK / 2406013”
Trigger Housing: "D28290-12-SA"
Hammer: "C46008-7 SA"
Follower: Unmarked – Used by all 4 manufacturers
Receiver Leg - Right: “D 28291-2” – Correct for the Winchester serial number
Receiver Leg - Left: “RRAD / 11-64” in electric pencil, indicating a Red River Army Depot rebuild in November of 1964.
Op Rod: "7790722-RA", bottom of lever marked "NM" - National Match
Barrel: "SA 6535448", "7 64", "BU9", "P", "M", and DOD Stamp
Barrel Length: Approximately 24 Inches
Gas Cylinder Lock Screw: "P", and either a Star or an "X" - not clear
Bolt: "D28287-19SA", and " A-9"
Sights / Optics: The windage knob is marked “LEFT arrow” twice, and "BME".
Stock : The face of the grip is marked with a “P” enclosed in a square box, indicating a post-war arsenal overhaul
Type of Finish: Parkerized
Finish Originality: Original to Arsenal Rebuild
Bore Condition: Muzzle Erosion = 1.5 / Throat Erosion = 1.5
Price: $2,200.00
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Guns International #: 102890797
Category - Military Rifles - M1 Garand
- Winchester Rifles - Military
1944 WW2 Winchester M1 Garand - Red River Army Depot ( RRAD ) 11-64 Rebuild - .30 06
Description: WW2 Winchester M1 Garand semi-automatic rifle in 30-06 caliber with a receiver serial number indicating it was manufactured in March 1944. The rifle’s receiver leg is electric pencil marked “RRAD / 11-64” indicating it was rebuilt by the Red River Army Depot in Texas in November 1964. When the Vietnam War heated up in the mid-1960s, additional M1s in the government’s inventory were needed as supplemental service rifles and for military foreign aid requirements. Several U.S. government ordnance facilities, including Red River Army Depot, were given contracts to overhaul M1s during that period. Unlike the earlier rebuild markings, which were stamped on the stock, in the mid-1960s the ordnance facilities typically utilized identity codes that were hand-etched on the right side of the receiver leg by electric pen. In most cases, the code was comprised of an abbreviation for the facility ID and the month and year that the rebuild was performed. These 1960's rebuilds are sought after by collector's today, and this one remains in the same condition as it was received from CMP, I believe around 2005. I’m guessing at the date of acquisition as I can’t find the original CMP paperwork. Barrel Muzzle Erosion = 1.5 / Throat Erosion = 1.5. There is a small chip on the bottom left of the stock near the trigger inlet and a scratch on the trigger guard which are shown in the last picture. Please message me with any questions or to request for more pictures as this I was limited to 15 pictures for this advertisement. Payment & Shipping Must ship from my local FFL Dealer to your FFL Dealer, or C&R License holder. Buyer will pay actual shipping/insurance amount, in addition to the $40 fee my FFL dealer charges for handling firearms shipments. USPS (United States Postal Service) only Money Orders or Personal Checks are accepted for payment. Payment by USPS Money Order will ensure immediate shipment. For payments by personal check, shipment will not occur until the check clears my bank. Make: Winchester Model: M1 Garand Serial Number: 2406013 Year of Manufacture: March 1944 Caliber: .30-06 Springfield Action Type: Semi Auto, En Bloc Clip Fed Receiver: “U.S. RIFLE / CAL. .30 M1 / WINCHESTER / TRADE MARK / 2406013” Trigger Housing: "D28290-12-SA" Hammer: "C46008-7 SA" Follower: Unmarked – Used by all 4 manufacturers Receiver Leg - Right: “D 28291-2” – Correct for the Winchester serial number Receiver Leg - Left: “RRAD / 11-64” in electric pencil, indicating a Red River Army Depot rebuild in November of 1964. Op Rod: "7790722-RA", bottom of lever marked "NM" - National Match Barrel: "SA 6535448", "7 64", "BU9", "P", "M", and DOD Stamp Barrel Length: Approximately 24 Inches Gas Cylinder Lock Screw: "P", and either a Star or an "X" - not clear Bolt: "D28287-19SA", and " A-9" Sights / Optics: The windage knob is marked “LEFT arrow” twice, and "BME". Stock : The face of the grip is marked with a “P” enclosed in a square box, indicating a post-war arsenal overhaul Type of Finish: Parkerized Finish Originality: Original to Arsenal Rebuild Bore Condition: Muzzle Erosion = 1.5 / Throat Erosion = 1.5 Price: $2,200.00 Contact Seller |
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Guns International #: 102890797
Category - Military Rifles - M1 Garand
- Winchester Rifles - Military
1944 WW2 Winchester M1 Garand - Red River Army Depot ( RRAD ) 11-64 Rebuild - .30 06
Description:
WW2 Winchester M1 Garand semi-automatic rifle in 30-06 caliber with a receiver serial number indicating it was manufactured in March 1944. The rifle’s receiver leg is electric pencil marked “RRAD / 11-64” indicating it was rebuilt by the Red River Army Depot in Texas in November 1964.
When the Vietnam War heated up in the mid-1960s, additional M1s in the government’s inventory were needed as supplemental service rifles and for military foreign aid requirements. Several U.S. government ordnance facilities, including Red River Army Depot, were given contracts to overhaul M1s during that period.
Unlike the earlier rebuild markings, which were stamped on the stock, in the mid-1960s the ordnance facilities typically utilized identity codes that were hand-etched on the right side of the receiver leg by electric pen. In most cases, the code was comprised of an abbreviation for the facility ID and the month and year that the rebuild was performed.
These 1960's rebuilds are sought after by collector's today, and this one remains in the same condition as it was received from CMP, I believe around 2005. I’m guessing at the date of acquisition as I can’t find the original CMP paperwork.
Barrel Muzzle Erosion = 1.5 / Throat Erosion = 1.5. There is a small chip on the bottom left of the stock near the trigger inlet and a scratch on the trigger guard which are shown in the last picture.
Please message me with any questions or to request for more pictures as this I was limited to 15 pictures for this advertisement.
Payment & Shipping
Must ship from my local FFL Dealer to your FFL Dealer, or C&R License holder. Buyer will pay actual shipping/insurance amount, in addition to the $40 fee my FFL dealer charges for handling firearms shipments. USPS (United States Postal Service) only Money Orders or Personal Checks are accepted for payment. Payment by USPS Money Order will ensure immediate shipment. For payments by personal check, shipment will not occur until the check clears my bank.
Make: Winchester
Model: M1 Garand
Serial Number: 2406013
Year of Manufacture: March 1944
Caliber: .30-06 Springfield
Action Type: Semi Auto, En Bloc Clip Fed
Receiver: “U.S. RIFLE / CAL. .30 M1 / WINCHESTER / TRADE MARK / 2406013”
Trigger Housing: "D28290-12-SA"
Hammer: "C46008-7 SA"
Follower: Unmarked – Used by all 4 manufacturers
Receiver Leg - Right: “D 28291-2” – Correct for the Winchester serial number
Receiver Leg - Left: “RRAD / 11-64” in electric pencil, indicating a Red River Army Depot rebuild in November of 1964.
Op Rod: "7790722-RA", bottom of lever marked "NM" - National Match
Barrel: "SA 6535448", "7 64", "BU9", "P", "M", and DOD Stamp
Barrel Length: Approximately 24 Inches
Gas Cylinder Lock Screw: "P", and either a Star or an "X" - not clear
Bolt: "D28287-19SA", and " A-9"
Sights / Optics: The windage knob is marked “LEFT arrow” twice, and "BME".
Stock : The face of the grip is marked with a “P” enclosed in a square box, indicating a post-war arsenal overhaul
Type of Finish: Parkerized
Finish Originality: Original to Arsenal Rebuild
Bore Condition: Muzzle Erosion = 1.5 / Throat Erosion = 1.5
Price: $2,200.00
Description:
WW2 Winchester M1 Garand semi-automatic rifle in 30-06 caliber with a receiver serial number indicating it was manufactured in March 1944. The rifle’s receiver leg is electric pencil marked “RRAD / 11-64” indicating it was rebuilt by the Red River Army Depot in Texas in November 1964.
When the Vietnam War heated up in the mid-1960s, additional M1s in the government’s inventory were needed as supplemental service rifles and for military foreign aid requirements. Several U.S. government ordnance facilities, including Red River Army Depot, were given contracts to overhaul M1s during that period.
Unlike the earlier rebuild markings, which were stamped on the stock, in the mid-1960s the ordnance facilities typically utilized identity codes that were hand-etched on the right side of the receiver leg by electric pen. In most cases, the code was comprised of an abbreviation for the facility ID and the month and year that the rebuild was performed.
These 1960's rebuilds are sought after by collector's today, and this one remains in the same condition as it was received from CMP, I believe around 2005. I’m guessing at the date of acquisition as I can’t find the original CMP paperwork.
Barrel Muzzle Erosion = 1.5 / Throat Erosion = 1.5. There is a small chip on the bottom left of the stock near the trigger inlet and a scratch on the trigger guard which are shown in the last picture.
Please message me with any questions or to request for more pictures as this I was limited to 15 pictures for this advertisement.
Payment & Shipping
Must ship from my local FFL Dealer to your FFL Dealer, or C&R License holder. Buyer will pay actual shipping/insurance amount, in addition to the $40 fee my FFL dealer charges for handling firearms shipments. USPS (United States Postal Service) only Money Orders or Personal Checks are accepted for payment. Payment by USPS Money Order will ensure immediate shipment. For payments by personal check, shipment will not occur until the check clears my bank.
Make: Winchester
Model: M1 Garand
Serial Number: 2406013
Year of Manufacture: March 1944
Caliber: .30-06 Springfield
Action Type: Semi Auto, En Bloc Clip Fed
Receiver: “U.S. RIFLE / CAL. .30 M1 / WINCHESTER / TRADE MARK / 2406013”
Trigger Housing: "D28290-12-SA"
Hammer: "C46008-7 SA"
Follower: Unmarked – Used by all 4 manufacturers
Receiver Leg - Right: “D 28291-2” – Correct for the Winchester serial number
Receiver Leg - Left: “RRAD / 11-64” in electric pencil, indicating a Red River Army Depot rebuild in November of 1964.
Op Rod: "7790722-RA", bottom of lever marked "NM" - National Match
Barrel: "SA 6535448", "7 64", "BU9", "P", "M", and DOD Stamp
Barrel Length: Approximately 24 Inches
Gas Cylinder Lock Screw: "P", and either a Star or an "X" - not clear
Bolt: "D28287-19SA", and " A-9"
Sights / Optics: The windage knob is marked “LEFT arrow” twice, and "BME".
Stock : The face of the grip is marked with a “P” enclosed in a square box, indicating a post-war arsenal overhaul
Type of Finish: Parkerized
Finish Originality: Original to Arsenal Rebuild
Bore Condition: Muzzle Erosion = 1.5 / Throat Erosion = 1.5
Price: $2,200.00
Contact Seller
Guns International #: 102890797
Guns International #: 102890797
Category - Military Rifles - M1 Garand
- Winchester Rifles - Military
1944 WW2 Winchester M1 Garand - Red River Army Depot ( RRAD ) 11-64 Rebuild - .30 06
Description:
WW2 Winchester M1 Garand semi-automatic rifle in 30-06 caliber with a receiver serial number indicating it was manufactured in March 1944. The rifle’s receiver leg is electric pencil marked “RRAD / 11-64” indicating it was rebuilt by the Red River Army Depot in Texas in November 1964.
When the Vietnam War heated up in the mid-1960s, additional M1s in the government’s inventory were needed as supplemental service rifles and for military foreign aid requirements. Several U.S. government ordnance facilities, including Red River Army Depot, were given contracts to overhaul M1s during that period.
Unlike the earlier rebuild markings, which were stamped on the stock, in the mid-1960s the ordnance facilities typically utilized identity codes that were hand-etched on the right side of the receiver leg by electric pen. In most cases, the code was comprised of an abbreviation for the facility ID and the month and year that the rebuild was performed.
These 1960's rebuilds are sought after by collector's today, and this one remains in the same condition as it was received from CMP, I believe around 2005. I’m guessing at the date of acquisition as I can’t find the original CMP paperwork.
Barrel Muzzle Erosion = 1.5 / Throat Erosion = 1.5. There is a small chip on the bottom left of the stock near the trigger inlet and a scratch on the trigger guard which are shown in the last picture.
Please message me with any questions or to request for more pictures as this I was limited to 15 pictures for this advertisement.
Payment & Shipping
Must ship from my local FFL Dealer to your FFL Dealer, or C&R License holder. Buyer will pay actual shipping/insurance amount, in addition to the $40 fee my FFL dealer charges for handling firearms shipments. USPS (United States Postal Service) only Money Orders or Personal Checks are accepted for payment. Payment by USPS Money Order will ensure immediate shipment. For payments by personal check, shipment will not occur until the check clears my bank.
Make: Winchester
Model: M1 Garand
Serial Number: 2406013
Year of Manufacture: March 1944
Caliber: .30-06 Springfield
Action Type: Semi Auto, En Bloc Clip Fed
Receiver: “U.S. RIFLE / CAL. .30 M1 / WINCHESTER / TRADE MARK / 2406013”
Trigger Housing: "D28290-12-SA"
Hammer: "C46008-7 SA"
Follower: Unmarked – Used by all 4 manufacturers
Receiver Leg - Right: “D 28291-2” – Correct for the Winchester serial number
Receiver Leg - Left: “RRAD / 11-64” in electric pencil, indicating a Red River Army Depot rebuild in November of 1964.
Op Rod: "7790722-RA", bottom of lever marked "NM" - National Match
Barrel: "SA 6535448", "7 64", "BU9", "P", "M", and DOD Stamp
Barrel Length: Approximately 24 Inches
Gas Cylinder Lock Screw: "P", and either a Star or an "X" - not clear
Bolt: "D28287-19SA", and " A-9"
Sights / Optics: The windage knob is marked “LEFT arrow” twice, and "BME".
Stock : The face of the grip is marked with a “P” enclosed in a square box, indicating a post-war arsenal overhaul
Type of Finish: Parkerized
Finish Originality: Original to Arsenal Rebuild
Bore Condition: Muzzle Erosion = 1.5 / Throat Erosion = 1.5
Price: $2,200.00
Description:
WW2 Winchester M1 Garand semi-automatic rifle in 30-06 caliber with a receiver serial number indicating it was manufactured in March 1944. The rifle’s receiver leg is electric pencil marked “RRAD / 11-64” indicating it was rebuilt by the Red River Army Depot in Texas in November 1964.
When the Vietnam War heated up in the mid-1960s, additional M1s in the government’s inventory were needed as supplemental service rifles and for military foreign aid requirements. Several U.S. government ordnance facilities, including Red River Army Depot, were given contracts to overhaul M1s during that period.
Unlike the earlier rebuild markings, which were stamped on the stock, in the mid-1960s the ordnance facilities typically utilized identity codes that were hand-etched on the right side of the receiver leg by electric pen. In most cases, the code was comprised of an abbreviation for the facility ID and the month and year that the rebuild was performed.
These 1960's rebuilds are sought after by collector's today, and this one remains in the same condition as it was received from CMP, I believe around 2005. I’m guessing at the date of acquisition as I can’t find the original CMP paperwork.
Barrel Muzzle Erosion = 1.5 / Throat Erosion = 1.5. There is a small chip on the bottom left of the stock near the trigger inlet and a scratch on the trigger guard which are shown in the last picture.
Please message me with any questions or to request for more pictures as this I was limited to 15 pictures for this advertisement.
Payment & Shipping
Must ship from my local FFL Dealer to your FFL Dealer, or C&R License holder. Buyer will pay actual shipping/insurance amount, in addition to the $40 fee my FFL dealer charges for handling firearms shipments. USPS (United States Postal Service) only Money Orders or Personal Checks are accepted for payment. Payment by USPS Money Order will ensure immediate shipment. For payments by personal check, shipment will not occur until the check clears my bank.
Make: Winchester
Model: M1 Garand
Serial Number: 2406013
Year of Manufacture: March 1944
Caliber: .30-06 Springfield
Action Type: Semi Auto, En Bloc Clip Fed
Receiver: “U.S. RIFLE / CAL. .30 M1 / WINCHESTER / TRADE MARK / 2406013”
Trigger Housing: "D28290-12-SA"
Hammer: "C46008-7 SA"
Follower: Unmarked – Used by all 4 manufacturers
Receiver Leg - Right: “D 28291-2” – Correct for the Winchester serial number
Receiver Leg - Left: “RRAD / 11-64” in electric pencil, indicating a Red River Army Depot rebuild in November of 1964.
Op Rod: "7790722-RA", bottom of lever marked "NM" - National Match
Barrel: "SA 6535448", "7 64", "BU9", "P", "M", and DOD Stamp
Barrel Length: Approximately 24 Inches
Gas Cylinder Lock Screw: "P", and either a Star or an "X" - not clear
Bolt: "D28287-19SA", and " A-9"
Sights / Optics: The windage knob is marked “LEFT arrow” twice, and "BME".
Stock : The face of the grip is marked with a “P” enclosed in a square box, indicating a post-war arsenal overhaul
Type of Finish: Parkerized
Finish Originality: Original to Arsenal Rebuild
Bore Condition: Muzzle Erosion = 1.5 / Throat Erosion = 1.5
Price: $2,200.00
Contact Seller
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