Beretta M1 Garand

[Greasemonkey]

Was hoping someone would buy it, so I didn't...    It's a James River Armory rebuild of a Beretta Garand, barrel is dated 1957, the bore measures just under 2.0 and is shiny, basically a new rebuild of a classic. It's not a Danish contract rifle, just a regular Italian model. It does have some very light receiver pitting and a little less just below the wood line, but not nearly enough or deep enough to be concerned about. The only 2 mismatched parts are the trigger group and op rod, both were replaced with SA parts.

[High Noon]

Very nice & interesting sir.  I'm sure it'll be a great shooter.

I love the Garands...when you hold one it feels substantial as though it will last forever.

[running-man]

Nice one GM! Very pretty gun indeed.

Are you self enabling?!  With the FN49 and now this one, I can't wait to see the nice G43 you wind up buying next!!! 

[Greasemonkey]

Thanks.


RM....  yeah.. I guess there has been some self enabling lately. a Cz50, 2 Garands and the SAFN..  also got one I said I provably never would..but secretly always coveted and wanted.. you know that same feeling towards Mosins you have........ an 1917 8x56r M95 Steyr carbine... another caliber ...but hey, I hear they are great for loosening tense shoulders..

As for the G43.. been there, got that.

[Bacarnal]

Nice Beretta.  I've never been able to get an Italian one, but I've built a few on the Danish receivers by both Beretta and Breda, usually in 7.62x51.  Still have a few PB and BMB parts left.

[Phosphorus32]

Ciao Bella! Good looking Italian Garand. The National Match front sight is a plus.