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Field Grade M1 Garand
Service Grade M1 Garand
Special Grade M1 Garand
Correct Grade M1 Garand
M1C Garand "Sniper" Model
MIC Garand “Sniper” Model - all grades - receiver base installed. Rifle DOES NOT include scope mount, scope or cheek pad. May or may not have any serial numbers on the bases, but the serial numbers will not match the serial number of the rifle. These are not sorted by whether or not there were numbers on the bases. M1D Garand "Sniper" Model
*RM1DS (Service Grade M1D): Good to very good condition. Rifle wear will be exhibited by worn and mixed colors of finish; there may be some minor pitting on the metal parts; wood may be walnut, birch, beech or other variety and will be basically sound but may have minor hairline cracks, dings, scratches, gouges; wood may not match in color or type of wood; bores will be generally good with only minor imperfections; the barrel crown may be nicked, but muzzle will gauge less than "3" and the throat erosion will gauge less than "5". ALL GARANDS SHIPPED IN CMP HARD CASE
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"In my opinion, the M1 rifle is the greatest battle implement ever devised"
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | PRICE |
| RM1DRILL | M1 Garand Drill Rifle (Description Below) | $345 S&H $24.95 per rifle |
Fits the description of our Rack Grade with the additions of: gas cylinder lock screw is welded to lock and gas cylinder, barrel is drilled, plugged and welded at chamber mouth. Barrel is welded to the receiver, firing pin hole is welded closed on bolt face. Rifle wear will be exhibited by worn and mixed colors of the finish; there may be some pitting on the metal parts; wood will be basically sound but may be well used with minor hairline cracks, poor fit, and many dings, scratches and gouges; wood may not match in color, type of wood or condition. Wood may be Walnut, Birch, Beech or other variety.
M1 Garand Receivers
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | PRICE |
| RM1RECSAB | M1 Garand Springfield Stripped Receiver (Description Below) Delivery 30-60 days |
$195 S&H $9.95 per receiver |
RMIRECSAB - M1 Garand stripped receiver, SA (Springfield Armory) manufacture, recently refinished and parkerized, some minor pitting may be present both above and below the wood line. Caliber, manufacturer and serial number on heel of receiver may be difficult to read.
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SHOOTING WITH ACCURACY
SHOOTING TIPS
30 ROUND MAGAZINE
ASSEMBLY & DISASSEMBLY
MARKINGS INFORMATION
REAR SIGHT - ZEROING PROBLEMS
The M1 Carbine was designed primarily to offer noncombat and line-of-communications troops a better defensive weapon than a pistol or submachine gun, with greater accuracy and range, but without the recoil, cost, or weight of a full-power infantry rifle. The carbine was also easier for less experienced soldiers and smaller-framed people to fire than the .30 caliber infantry rifles of the day. The carbine was more convenient to carry for officers, NCOs, or specialists encumbered with weapons, field glasses, radios, or other gear. Tankers, drivers, artillery crews, mortar crews, and other personnel were also issued the M1 Carbine in lieu of the larger, heavier M1 Garand. Belatedly, a folding-stock version of the M1 Carbine was developed, after a request was made for a compact and light infantry arm for airborne troops. The first M1 Carbines were delivered in mid-1942, with initial priority given to troops in the European theatre of war.
Each M1 Carbine rifle sold by CMP is an authentic U.S. Government rifle that has been inspected, headspaced, repaired if necessary and test fired for function. Each rifle is shipped with safety manual and chamber safety flag. Shipping and Handling $24.95 per rifle. NOTE: Carbines are not sold or shipped with magazines.
NOTE: CMP HAS ALMOST COMPLETELY SOLD OUT OF CARBINES. THE ONLY OPTIONS REMAINING ARE SHOWN BELOW. WE DO NOT EXPECT TO RECEIVE ANY ADDITIONAL SHIPMENTS.
M1 Carbine Barreled Receiver
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | PRICE | AVAILABILITY |
| R017BRZ | M1 Carbine Receiver and Barrel Only - see description below | SOLD OUT NOT ACCEPTING ORDERS |
M1 Carbine, stripped barrel and stripped receiver only. Rack grade, no bolt or other parts should be expected with this option. These are not sorted by manufacturer and selection of manufacturer is luck of the draw. Bores may have some heavy pitting and exterior finish may show significant wear and some surface pitting and rust. Muzzle will gauge over a three (3) on gauge. Metal may have some foreign markings. These barreled receivers are what remains from the last few years of carbine inspection and repair. We do not have any reason to believe we will receive any additional carbines. Many of our customers would consider these barreled receivers "JUNK". NO REFUNDS AND NO EXCHANGES. $125 plus $12.95 S&H per barreled receiver.
** "Bavaria Marked" Carbines **
In the months after the end of WWII, the Allied Occupation Forces needed the assistance of the German police to maintain order and enforce the laws pertaining to the German population. In October 1945 the Allied Control Council for Germany issued a directive that allowed for rearming the German police. The directive required the weapons they were armed with must not be of German manufacture, and must be marked in a manner that would make the weapons readily identifiable as to which agency they were issued.
Office of Military Government Bavaria ordered their M1 Carbines to be marked in English on top of the receiver to the left of the bolt, with the type of agency the weapon was issued too; BAVARIA RURAL POLICE, BAVARIA FORESTRY POLICE, BAVARIA BORDER POLICE, BAVARIA GAME WARDEN, BAVARIA PRISON GUARD, and BAVARIA MUNICIPAL POLICE.
Further information in regards to the history of the Bavarian carbines can be found at can be found here: http://www.bavarianm1carbines.com/cmp.html
Bavaria-Marked M1 Carbines
(Manufacturers picked strictly by luck-of-the-draw)
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | PRICE |
| R017BPGS | M1 Carbine - Bavaria Prison Guard Service Grade |
CMP AUCTION ONLY |
| R017BPGSFP | M1 Carbine - Bavaria Prison Guard Service Grade with Flip Sight |
CMP AUCTION ONLY |
| R017BPGR | M1 Carbine - Bavaria Prison Guard Rack Grade |
CMP AUCTION ONLY |
| R017BPGRFP | M1 Carbine - Bavaria Prison Guard Rack Grade with Flip Sight |
CMP AUCTION ONLY |
| R017BGWS | M1 Carbine - Bavaria Game Warden Service Grade |
CMP AUCTION ONLY |
| R017BGWR | M1 Carbine - Bavaria Game Warden Rack Grade |
CMP AUCTION ONLY |
| R017BBPS | M1 Carbine - Bavaria Border Police Service Grade |
CMP AUCTION ONLY |
| R017BBPR | M1 Carbine - Bavaria Border Police Rack Grade |
CMP AUCTION ONLY |
Austrian (LGK) Markings: Between 1955 and 1957 Austria received thousands of U.S. M1 carbines from the American Military Assistance Program. Austria divided these carbines between the Bundesheer (military), Bundespolizei, and Gendarmerie (rural police). Only the Gendarmerie marked them, on the bottom of the trigger housings using the letters LGK to identify the Gendarmerie command, along with one or two letters that identified the Austrian State that they were issued too (e.g. LGKV, LGKK, LGKT, LGKST, etc). The Gendarmerie also purchased thousands of carbines from the German state of Bavaria.
** M1A1 Paratrooper Carbines **
The CMP has a acquired a relatively small quantity of M1A1 paratrooper
carbines. Approximately 140,000 of these carbines were made by Inland from
late 1942 to late 1944. They are quite scarce today and original examples
have not been offered for sale for several decades.
While these carbines have been inspected and are complete and serviceable, they have seen considerable use over the past 60+ years. Many show stock repairs and signs of refinishing and rebuilding. Leather may be scuffed or may be torn. Wire stocks may have replaced leather or rivets.
All of these carbines have Inland barreled receivers. Most have Inland bolts but will have mixed USGI parts. None have the early flip sights, and late features will predominate. Bores are free of pits and gauge under "3" on a muzzle gauge. Most of these carbines are still coated in grease or other preservative and will require a thorough cleaning.
Because of their scarcity, these carbines will be offered for sale through our auction site at http://cmpauction.spadra.com/index.asp.
The carbines have been all been graded as service grade and separated into three categories:
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | PRICE | AVAILABILITY |
| ____ | M1A1 High Wood | CMP AUCTION ONLY | |
| ____ | M1A1 Low Wood | CMP AUCTION ONLY | |
| ____ | M1A1 European Wood | CMP AUCTION ONLY |
Low Wood USGI (dark walnut). Some may be cut down from high wood. Most will have stock repairs such as screws, pins or patched wood. Wire stock is USGI.
High Wood USGI (dark walnut). Most will have stock repairs such as screws, pins or patched wood. Wire stock is USGI.
European Wood (replacement). Wood is light tan in color, resembling beechwood. All are low wood profile and most are in excellent condition. A few may have stock repairs. Wire stock is USGI.
The U.S. M1903 and M1903A3 “Springfield” rifles are the greatest of all U.S. military issue bolt action rifles. This series of rifles was originally issued to the many proud and selfless Americans that answered freedom’s call during World War I, World War II, and the Korean War.
The rifles continued to serve as ceremonial rifles by veterans’ organizations such as the VFW, AL, DAV and many others. We are pleased to offer these rifles for sale exclusively to members of CMP affiliated organizations.
These rifles have all seen considerable use. All have been rebuilt at one time or another and should be considered “mix-masters” as they have parts from all manufacturers. These rifles are all returns from veterans’ organizations. Complete rifles are functional. Appearance and overall exterior condition varies from fair to good, except for the barrels. These rifles have been used for ceremonial purposes for decades and probably have fired thousands of blank rounds. Bores may be dark with little or no rifling, pitting, and rust. Wood is sound, but may have minor cracks, dents, scratches and gouges that do not affect function. Metal finish may be worn in spots and minor pitting may be present.
PLEASE NOTE THAT WE DO NOT EXPECT TO EVER AGAIN RECEIVE LARGE QUANTITIES OF THESE MODELS.
M1903*
WARNING ON “LOW-NUMBER” SPRINGFIELDS
M1903 rifles made before February 1918 utilized receivers and bolts which were single heat-treated by a method that rendered some of them brittle and liable to fracture when fired, exposing the shooter to a risk of serious injury. It proved impossible to determine, without destructive testing, which receivers and bolts were so affected and therefore potentially dangerous.
To solve this problem, the Ordnance Department commenced double heat treatment of receivers and bolts. This was commenced at Springfield Armory at approximately serial number 800,000 and at Rock Island Arsenal at exactly serial number 285,507. All Springfields made after this change are commonly called “high number” rifles. Those Springfields made before this change are commonly called “low-number” rifles.
In view of the safety risk the Ordnance Department withdrew from active service all “low-number” Springfields. During WWII, however, the urgent need for rifles resulted in the rebuilding and reissuing of many “low-number” as well as “high-number” Springfields. The bolts from such rifles were often mixed during rebuilding, and did not necessarily remain with the original receiver.
Generally speaking, “low number” bolts can be distinguished from “high-number” bolts by the angle at which the bolt handle is bent down. All “low number” bolts have the bolt handle bent straight down, perpendicular to the axis of the bolt body. High number bolts have “swept-back” (or slightly rearward curved) bolt handles.
A few straight-bent bolts are of the double heat-treat type, but these are not easily identified, and until positively proved otherwise ANY straight-bent bolt should be assumed to be “low number”. All original swept-back bolts are definitely “high number”. In addition, any bolt marked “N.S.” (for nickel steel) can be safely regarded as “high number” if obtained directly from CMP (beware of re-marked fakes).
CMP DOES NOT RECOMMEND FIRING ANY SPRINGFIELD RIFLE WITH A ”LOW NUMBER” RECEIVER. Such rifles should be regarded as collector’s items, not “shooters”.
CMP ALSO DOES NOT RECOMMEND FIRING ANY SPRINGFIELD RIFLE, REGARDLESS OF SERIAL NUMBER, WITH A SINGLE HEAT-TREATed “LOW NUMBER” BOLT. SUCH BOLTS, WHILE HISTORICALLY CORRECT FOR DISPLAY WITH A RIFLE OF WWI OR EARLIER VINTAGE, MAY BE DANGEROUS TO USE FOR SHOOTING.
THE UNITED STATES ARMY GENERALLY DID NOT SERIALIZE BOLTS. DO NOT RELY ON ANY SERIAL NUMBER APPEARING ON A BOLT TO DETERMINE WHETHER SUCH BOLT IS “HIGH NUMBER” OR “LOW NUMBER”.
The M1917 Enfield, "P17 Enfield", "American Enfield", formally named "United States Rifle, cal .30, Model of 1917" was an American modification and production of the British .303 caliber P14 rifle developed and manufactured during the period 1917-1918.
When the British Empire entered World War I, it had an urgent need for rifles and contracts were placed with companies in the United States. In the case of the P14 rifle, Winchester and Remington were selected. When the U.S. entered the war, it had a similar extreme need for rifles. Rather than re-tool completely, the factories, under the close supervision of the US Army Ordnance Department, altered the design for caliber .30-06. Winchester produced the rifle at their New Haven, Connecticut plant and Remington at their main facility at Ilion, New York and at another plant in Eddystone, Pennsylvania.
* The CMP continues to receive a few dozen of these rifles each year. All of these rifles have been on loan from the U.S. Army to chartered veterans' organizations for use in honor guards, funerals, and other ceremonial purposes. All are mix-masters and none are in original condition. We receive only a few of this model each year, and in overall poor condition. All sales are AS-IS with NO RETURNS OR EXCHANGES.
SERVICE GRADE: Rifle functions. Barrels may be dark and may have rust or pitting and little rifling. Wood is sound but does show normal wear. Metal may show normal wear and may exhibit some rust or pitting. Rifle has been head spaced and test fired.
FIELD GRADE: Rifle is complete. Barrel will be dark and may have some rust or pitting and little rifling. Wood may have minor cracks, dings, dents, gouges. May or may not headspace. Rifle has not been test fired.
RACK GRADE: Rifle is incomplete in that it may be missing minor screws, parts, etc. Barrel will be dark and may have some rust or pitting and little rifling. Wood may have heavy cracks, dings, dents, gouges. May or may not headspace. Rifle has not been test fired.
CEREMONIAL GRADE: Rifle is incomplete in that it may be missing minor screws, parts, etc. Barrel will be dark and may have some rust or pitting and little rifling. Wood may have heavy cracks, dings, dents, gouges. May or may not headspace. Rifle is chrome plated or painted, could have painted stocks. Rifle has not been test fired.
DRILL RIFLE: Rifle has plugged and welded barrel and other welded parts. Small parts may be missing. Wood may have cracks, dings, dents. Rifle could be painted or chromed.
STRIPPED BARRELED RECEIVER: Consists only of barrel and receiver - no other parts. Barrels are bad and will probably be dark with little rifling and will have rust and/or pitting.
.22 Target Surplus
NOTE: All .22 caliber rifles listed in the table below are used, exhibit normal to significant wear and tear and are sold without slings, magazines, sights, swivels, or other components.
NOTE: All sales are final. No exchanges or refunds.
NOTE: The table below lists all the .22 caliber rifles / .22 caliber receivers that are currently in CMP inventory. As the options sell out, the items will be deleted from the table. We have no reason to believe we will ever again have .22 caliber rifles in enough quantities to offer them for mail order, but only for auction and in-store sales.
WE EXPECT MANY OF THESE OPTIONS TO SELL OUT ON THE FIRST DAY OFFERED. LIMIT OF ONE PER OPTION PER CUSTOMER.
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | PRICE | QUANTITY
ON HAND ON 3 OCT 2011 |
R22M12BR |
Harrington & Richardson M12 rifle stripped barreled receiver only (no other parts, just receiver and barrel. No trigger group and no bolt. |
$125 |
63 |
R22M44BR |
Mossberg M44 stripped barreled receiver only (no other parts, just receiver and barrel. No trigger group and no bolt. |
$75 |
100 |
R22M44BRH |
Mossberg M44 stripped “bad” barreled receiver only (no other parts, just receiver and barrel. No trigger group and no bolt. |
$25 |
115 |
R22M513TBR |
Remington model 513T stripped barreled receiver only (no other parts, just receiver and barrel. No trigger group and no bolt. |
$75 |
131 |
R22M52DBR |
Winchester 52 - Heavy Barrel - stripped barreled receiver only (No other parts, just receiver and barrel, no trigger group, no bolt). |
$200 |
237 |
R22M40XHBBR |
Remington 40X - Heavy Barrel - stripped barreled receiver only (No other parts, just receiver and barrel, no trigger group, no bolt). |
$275 |
SOLD OUT |
R22M40XUSMCBR |
Remington 40X - Standard Barrel - stripped barreled receiver only (No other parts, just receiver and barrel, no trigger group, no bolt). USMC marked. |
$275 |
80 |
R22M82BR |
Kimber Model 82 rifle stripped barreled receiver only. (No other parts, just receiver and barrel, no trigger group, no bolt). |
$50 |
35 |
R22MANSBR |
Anschutz. Various model stripped barreled receivers. |
Prices as marked on each piece. |
127 |
R22MANSFIELD |
Anschutz. Various model rifles in our field grade condition. |
Prices as marked on each piece. |
90 |
R22MISC |
Miscellaneous commercial model .22 caliber rifles not included in the models listed above. Condition and degree of completeness varies from rifle to rifle. |
Prices as marked on each piece. |
61 |
Sights (Used):
These sights are all used and are all returns from JROTC and ROTC units. Quantities are limited.
NLU/ ITEM |
DESCRIPTION |
QTY ON HAND |
QTY North Store |
Qty South Store |
Estore/Mail Order |
Price |
PS069A |
Olympic Globe Front Sight w/aperture |
1956 |
150 |
150 |
1423 |
$29 |
PS067A |
Lyman Model 77 R Front Sight w/aperture |
SOLD OUT | $39 |
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PS074A |
Redfield Olympic Rear Sight w/aperture |
530 |
60 |
60 |
410 |
$110 |
PS074 |
Redfield Olympic Rear Sight w/o aperture |
204 |
20 |
20 |
164 |
$100 |
PS071A |
Redfield International Rear Sight w/aperture |
332 |
30 |
30 |
272 |
$165 |
PS071 |
Redfield International Rear Sight w/o aperture |
246 |
25 |
25 |
196 |
$155 |
PS073A |
Redfield Palma Rear Sight w/aperture |
SOLD OUT |
$125 |
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PS078A |
Redfield Model 75 Rear Sight w/aperture |
402 |
40 |
40 |
322 |
$65 |
PS066 |
Mossberg S100 Series Rear Sight w/o aperture |
212 |
20 |
20 |
172 |
$50 |
PS065 |
Williams Target FP 510 Rear Sight w/o aperture |
144 |
10 |
10 |
124 |
$25 |
PS065A |
Williams Target FP 510 Rear Sight w/aperture |
SOLD OUT |
$30 |
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PS076 |
H&R Model 12 Front Sling Swivel |
227 |
20 |
20 |
187 |
$12 |
PS081 |
Handstop for Win 52D Rifle |
SOLD OUT |
$35 |
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PS079 |
Handstop for Rem 40X Standard |
453 |
40 |
40 |
373 |
$20 |
PS072A |
Kimber Globe Front Sight w/aperture |
167 |
10 |
10 |
147 |
$15 |
Commercial .22 Caliber Target Rifles
HOW TO ORDER: MUST SHIP TO A FFL DEALER
For the rifles shown on this page, you must provide a signed copy of the FFL of the gun dealer who agrees to receive the rifle and deliver it to the applicant. For the FFL holder, please make sure to provide their name, complete shipping address, telephone number and email address (if available). The rifles advertised on this page will not be shipped directly to your home.
Savage Mark I-FVT and Mark II Junior Smallbore Rifle
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | PRICE |
| **See Below** | Savage Mark I-FVT, Bolt action, single shot, 5.25 lbs weight. |
$234 |
| **See Below** | Savage Mark II-FVT, 5 rounds, detachable magazine, 6 lbs weight. | $238 |
Purchasing organizations must be CMP affiliates with a junior rifle marksmanship activity or be youth camps employing instructors who are trained and certified through a CMP Instructor Training Course (ITC). Clubs, teams or camps may order as many rifles as they wish as long as they can demonstrate that the rifles will be used for their junior marksmanship program and are not for resale or other re-transfer to individuals.
**Click here to use the Savage Mark I-FVT & Mark II-FVT Application Form to obtain a Rifle Purchase Eligibility Certificate and Order Form**
Savage AccuTrigger®, caliber .22 rimfire. 39.5” overall length, 21” barrel, Black synthetic stock with sling attachment stud. Slings and sling swivels must be purchased separately.
Equipped with Williams receiver sight that is click adjustable for windage and elevation. The hooded front sight comes with interchangeable apertures.
The price includes packaging and shipping. CT residents must include 6.35% sales tax and MA residents must include 6.25% sales tax. The price does not include any additional fee that your FFL dealer may charge for handling the FFL transaction.
Anschütz Model 1903 Standard Smallbore Rifle
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | PRICE |
| ANS 1903S (Right Hand) ANS 1903SL (Left Hand) |
ANSCHÜTZ MODEL 1903 STANDARD | $1495 S&H $20.00 per rifle |
The rifle is a bolt-action single-shot .22 caliber (5.56 mm) smallbore target rifle.
The Anschütz 6834 sight set is included with each rifle.
The rifle is manufactured with right or left handed stocks to be supplied according to the purchaser's choice.
The CMP logo, 55 mm in diameter, is engraved on the right side of each butt stock.
The rifle is supplied with normal accessories including handstop 6226, screwdriver, Allen wrench, instruction booklet and original test group.
HOW TO ORDER:
FFL REQUIRED: For the rifles show on this page, you must provide a signed copy of the FFL of the gun dealer who agrees to receive the rifle and deliver it to the applicant. For the FFL holder, please make sure to provide their name, complete shipping address, telephone number and email address (if available). The rifles advertised on this page will not be shipped directly to your home.
Sporter Air Rifles
The largest and fastest-growing segment of junior shooting today uses a class of target air rifles called “sporter air rifles.” Sporter air rifles now constitute a special class of junior shooting competition that offers excellent opportunities for new junior shooters. Sporter air rifles are characterized by their light weight (5-7 lbs.), low cost (they vary from $180 to $500 in cost), basic target features (adjustable sights, adjustable length stocks, adjustable sling attachments) and suitable accuracy (rifles sold through this program must be capable of consistently shooting tens on the standard competition targets).
Three-position air rifle shooting is promoted and governed by the National Three-Position Air Rifle Council whose members include The American Legion, Army Cadet Command (JROTC), Boy Scouts of America Venturing, Civilian Marksmanship Program, Daisy/U. S. Jaycee Shooter Education Program, Marine Corps Training and Education Command (MCJROTC), National 4-H Shooting Sports, National Guard Marksmanship Training Center, Naval Education and Training Command (NJROTC) and USA Shooting (Olympic shooting governing body). The NRA also independently promotes three-position air rifle competitions. One of two classes of competition offered in three-position air rifle programs is for sporter class rifles. Junior shooters can begin competing within their first year of shooting in competitions limited to sporter class air rifles. Most juniors in this class are newer shooters who benefit most by competing with other juniors at a similar level of development. Sporter competitions range from local tournaments to national championships sponsored by USA Shooting (Junior Olympic National Championship), The American Legion, Daisy and the National Guard Marksmanship Training Center.
The major advantages of sporter air rifles are their affordable price and the fact that expensive target shooting clothing or other equipment is not required or even permitted. New youth shooting groups can readily afford to participate in sporter class competitions. In addition, many parents of youth interested in target shooting are willing to spend $175 to $500 to purchase sporter class rifles, but would not spend $1,000 or $2,000 to buy a precision-class target air rifle and the special equipment needed in that class of competition. Sporter air rifles, with their low cost, light weight, adjustable length stocks and outstanding accuracy, have proven themselves to be a perfect solution to the need for a target rifle that is suitable for new and developing junior shooters.
Daisy M853 .177 CAL. (pneumatic) Air Rifle
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | PRICE |
| DAISY M853 | Rifle includes 5899 rear sight assembly, 1 ¼” new nylon sling, 99Z/163912-000 front sight inserts (sizes .140, .150, .160, .170 & one post) and three butt stock inserts. | $212 CMP will notify additional S&H charges for AK and HI residents on each Daisy Rifle ordered. |
| DAISY M853CM | Black synthetic stock, Rifle includes 5899 rear sight assembly, 1 ¼” new nylon sling, 99Z/163912-000 front sight inserts (sizes .140, .150, .160, .170 & one post) and three butt stock inserts. | $220 CMP will notify additional S&H charges for AK and HI residents on each Daisy Rifle ordered. |
Sales are restricted to members of CMP affiliated clubs only (must provide membership card or have card on file).
USERS MANUAL
Daisy M888 .177 CO2 Sporter Air Rifle
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | PRICE |
| DAISY M888 | Rifle includes 5899 rear sight assembly, 1 ¼” new nylon sling, 99Z/163912-000 front sight inserts (sizes .140, .150, .160, .170 & one post), one 5862 CO2 2.5 oz. cylinder, 5860 rail includes bracket and thumb stop screw and three butt stock inserts. |
$257 CMP will notify additional S&H charges for AK and HI residents on each Daisy Rifle ordered. |
| DAISY M888 CYL | Daisy M887 and M888 .177 CO2 sporter air rifle cylinder | $40.00 |
Sales are restricted to members of CMP affiliated clubs only (must provide membership card or have card on file).
Daisy M853 .177 Cal. (Pneumatic) USED Air Rifle
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | PRICE |
| Order Form |
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$100 S&H $14.95 per rifle CMP will notify additional S&H charges for AK and HI residents on each Daisy Rifle ordered. |
Sales are limited to individuals and programs whose primary intention is to develop new shooters with these rifles.
The CMP is selling reconditioned Daisy 853 Sporter Air Rifles to promote the development of more new junior shooters. This program can be especially important to new junior programs and summer camps that are seeking to acquire target air rifles suitable for marksmanship at an affordable price. For more information, or to find out if your program is eligible to purchase rifles through this promotional program, please contact Tommy Whitten, twhitten@odcmp.com or 419-635-2141 ext. 1113.
Anschütz Model 8001 CA Club Air Rifle
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | PRICE |
| ANS 8001 | Anschütz Model 8001 CA Club Air Rifle | $1670.00 |
Sales are available to CMP clubs and individuals who belong to CMP clubs (must provide membership card or have card on file).
- The rifle is a compressed air operated single-shot .177 caliber (4.5 mm) air rifle FULL SIZED club air rifle.
- The Anschütz 6834 sight set is included with each rifle.
- The CMP logo, 55 mm in diameter, is engraved on the right side of each butt stock.
- The rifle is supplied with a tool kit which includes: additional carrier bolts (longer), air release screw, refill adapter, 5 Allen wrenches, extra set of O-rings, barrel weight, instruction booklet, Anschütz grease and original test group.
- The rifle is supplied with an ambidextrous (can be used by right or left handed shooters) Beech stock.
- Uses technology derived from the Model 9003.
- Fully adjustable patented trigger from 9003.
- Fastest lock-time available.
- 300 shots per cylinder.
- Adjustable cheek piece. Includes both the 4758 butt plate and the 4709 Rubber butt plate.
- Latest safety features include:
New cocking mechanism that makes it impossible to fire unless completely closed. Cocking lever springs open without firing if trigger is depressed without the cocking lever being fully locked.
- Dry-fire actuator that can only be depressed when rifle is cocked, making an inadvertent shot release all but impossible.
Miscellaneous Rifles
The CMP has accumulated several hundred Krag rifles. These are all mostly returns from veterans' organizations where they have been used for ceremonial purposes for many decades. These rifles are in very poor condition. All sales final, no refunds or exchanges.
* MKRAGX - KRAG .30 -.40, $450
This grade Krag is basically complete, but may be missing firing pin, stacking swivels, some screws or other small parts. Metal finish is worn. Stock and barrel may have been shortened to carbine length. Wood will have dings, dents and gouges, but stock will be sound with no cracks. Barrel may be tack-welded to receiver, but barrel is not plugged. Barrel is shot out and in the black. Rifle may or may not headspace and is considered unsafe to fire. All sales are final. No exchanges or refunds.
** MKRAGY - KRAG .30 -.40, $300
This grade Krag is basically complete, but may be missing firing pin, sights, stacking swivels, some screws or other small parts. Metal finish is worn. Stock and barrel may have been shortened to carbine length. Wood will have dings, dents and gouges, and stock may have some cracks. Barrel may be tack-welded to receiver, but barrel is not plugged. Barrel is shot out and in the black. Bolt face may be welded. Rifle may or may not headspace and is considered unsafe to fire. All sales are final. No exchanges or refunds.
*** MKRAGBR - KRAG .30 -.40.
Bad barreled receiver only. Does not include sights, trigger group, bolt, stock, or any other parts. Metal finish is worn. Barrel may have been shortened to carbine length. Barrel may be tack-welded to receiver, but barrel is not plugged. Barrel is shot out and in the black. All sales are final. No exchanges or refunds.
Customer Comment - please read:
Date: Sat, 26 Apr 2008
I purchased several of the "Krag parade rifles" last year that were turn-ins from vet groups. Although you have listed most of the problems associated with these turn-ins, I would like to clarify two areas. The first is that on the full length military stock parade rifle, it wasn't really full length but had been cut back when they removed the front sight. Anyone planning on purchasing just for the stock should be made aware of this as, even the "carbine" stocks, weren't really "carbine" stocks but cutoffs. The second thing is the barrels on all the Krags I bought had the chamber reamed out. This could be a dangerous situation if the individual chambered a round, fired it upward, it could actually fire, but suspect a lot of damage to gun and person would occur. It should be inspected thoroughly to make sure that they didn't ream out the chamber to much and ruin the receiver.
Mine were chromed and that is also a negative for restoration. I ended up leaving all but one the way they were as they do make nice displays. Of course yours may be different, but I think the standard procedures for deactivating all the Krags given to Vet groups had the firing pin broke off, barrel chamber reamed out, front sight removed and cut back along with shortening the full stocks. A new firing pin, barrel and front sight would restore these, but in the long run it would be cheaper just to buy the correct Krag. Hope some of this information is helpful. Good luck Monday as I suspect you will be buried in orders again on the M-1 carbine. Mine will be in the pile somewhere!!!!! You all are appreciated. Thanks. G.H.B.
MANN ACCURACY DEVICE
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | PRICE |
| R034 | Mann Accuracy Device Caliber 7.6 (.308) |
$500 S&H $24.95 per device |
In November 1999 the CMP received a few Mann Accuracy Barrels from the Army. These were considered rare and were auctioned for bids of between $600 to over $1,000. We have recently come into possession of a few hundred more of these barrels and are offering them for sale. These barrels are mounted on M1903A3 receivers. Most of them appear to be unused, but all show some wear and tear on outside surfaces.
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