Once in a lifetime James River opportunity!

It was $260 per case in 2013, I'm guessing the current three bills price is based on a $400 current valuation, at a 25% discount.
 
Two days ago regular price was actually 369.99 on sale for 299. Now its regular price 399 still on sale for 299
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Our standard rate on these has been $39.99 a box for a while now, but we do normally offer a 10% break on case lots, ($359.99) which has been bumped to a full 25% to $299.99 for this deal
 
WanstallsOnline said:
Not many, down to last couple left on second phase, haven't counted them out in a bit.

Not today, likely early next week
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Apologies if I missed it, but is it possible to request one with a NEW barrel(Criterion?), rather than the vintage military one?
 
k_h said:
Apologies if I missed it, but is it possible to request one with a NEW barrel(Criterion?), rather than the vintage military one?
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They already said that wasnt possible. However it would be nice if wanstall imported a bunch of criterion barrels. I would probably buy one if the price was right and keep it for a swap in a few years if i ever shoot out the original barrel
 
k_h said:
Apologies if I missed it, but is it possible to request one with a NEW barrel(Criterion?), rather than the vintage military one?
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John Rambo said:
They already said that wasnt possible. However it would be nice if wanstall imported a bunch of criterion barrels. I would probably buy one if the price was right and keep it for a swap in a few years if i ever shoot out the original barrel
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rikkards said:
This
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Redblack said:
Most likely because these don't have new barrels
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I guess this is the case, for me at least.

I would prefer to have a brand new barrel since it's not really a rifle with a 'history', if you know what I mean, but rather one that's been completely rebuilt, even if it is by James River.

Thanks for the responses to my question.
 
k_h said:
I guess this is the case, for me at least.

I would prefer to have a brand new barrel since it's not really a rifle with a 'history', if you know what I mean, but rather one that's been completely rebuilt, even if it is by James River.

Thanks for the responses to my question.
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Almost all the garands out there are arsenal rebuilt at least once. The few that aren't are in museum or in the hands of very wealthy collectors
 
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