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What is the estimated value of an M1 Garand built in March of 1945 with the original stock receiver and barrel?
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Up to 1000 USD depending on how original the parts are.
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What is the estimated value of a M1 garand built in March of 1945 with the original stock barrel and receiver?
If all parts are original, no parts updated, never arsenal overhauled, multiple thousands
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