Korean M1 Garands green light.

if you guys think our dealers will import those and sell them to us for 220.00 ..... LOL not gonna happen, they will be 1000.00 or more landed I bet
 
if you guys think our dealers will import those and sell them to us for 220.00 ..... LOL not gonna happen, they will be 1000.00 or more landed I bet

Yeah. People see a 5% discount on a gun and everybody rush in to get them. They know they will sell even at 1300, so they will max out the price as much as they can. It's business.
 
Same rumor as 2012. No deal. Obama shut the door on these. Maybe Canada can buy them instead :p 87,000 garands . . . one for everyone!
 
They may be beater rifles, but they are still functioning garands, and a lot of milsurp collectors buy things as a piece of history. So if they are a bit beat, just ads character.
 
Pretty sure guys would be happy with $6-700 Garands compared to double that now...

Hopefully there's an ammo stockpile coming too...

I think most would agree that they would be a bargain at 3X $220.

Edit: Assuming they're not a POS.

Sure, why not. I mean we haven't even seen the condition of these yet, so why not throw out a silly number that we'd be willing to pay, not knowing anything about what condition these guns are in.

Really?

If CMP is selling them for $220 in the US, there is a reason for it. And it isn't because they got them that cheap.

Exactly, the last statement, Fenceline has it right.
Don't be making blanket statements claiming everybody else would be willing to fork over several hundred bucks on surplus rifles of unknown condition. Speak for yourselves.
If I didn't know better it sounds like something a prospective importer/entrepreneur would say, to prep people for some future price gouging/fixing. Nobody's even seen these things up close yet,.. yet they're automatically worth upwards of at least $660 to $700 are they? Yeah right. From the few photos I saw on the web, they look like you'd be lucky to be able sell them as parts guns. As-is, the ones I saw pics of were beaten up rust buckets. If somebody can strip them apart, clean the parts up and salvage the decent parts left on them, that may be an option too. But it's all conjecture at this point.
Like the other fella said, I'll believe it when they show up here.
 
Hot Dang! There must be gold in them thar Koreeeean hills!

(sung to the the tune of Beverly Hillbillies' theme music)

Come and listen to a story 'bout a man named Jed.
A poor gun seller, barely kept his family fed,
And then one day he was drivin' in his car,
And ran across a crate of some surplus gun parts,

Korean M1 parts that is, Garand gold, glory be.

The next thing you know, old Jed's a millionaire, the kin folk said "Jed move away from there" They said "Koreeea's the place ya ought to be", so he loaded up the truck and he moved across the sea.

Koreeean hills that is, army motor pools, milsurp depots and seedy bars.

(hillbilly banjo solo now cuts in)

Yep Jethro, looks like thar could be millions to made from these Koreeean Garands.
 
Hot Dang! There must be gold in them thar Koreeeean hills!

(sung to the the tune of Beverly Hillbillies' theme music)

Come and listen to a story 'bout a man named Jed.
A poor gun seller, barely kept his family fed,
And then one day he was drivin' in his car,
And ran across a crate of some surplus gun parts,

Korean M1 parts that is, Garand gold, glory be.

The next thing you know, old Jed's a millionaire, the kin folk said "Jed move away from there" They said "Koreeea's the place ya ought to be", so he loaded up the truck and he moved across the sea.

Koreeean hills that is, army motor pools, milsurp depots and seedy bars.

(hillbilly banjo solo now cuts in)

Yep Jethro, looks like thar could be millions to made from these Koreeean Garands.

^^^you just WON the internet!! :D
 
Hot Dang! There must be gold in them thar Koreeeean hills!

(sung to the the tune of Beverly Hillbillies' theme music)

Come and listen to a story 'bout a man named Jed.
A poor gun seller, barely kept his family fed,
And then one day he was drivin' in his car,
And ran across a crate of some surplus gun parts,

Korean M1 parts that is, Garand gold, glory be.

The next thing you know, old Jed's a millionaire, the kin folk said "Jed move away from there" They said "Koreeea's the place ya ought to be", so he loaded up the truck and he moved across the sea.

Koreeean hills that is, army motor pools, milsurp depots and seedy bars.

(hillbilly banjo solo now cuts in)

Yep Jethro, looks like thar could be millions to made from these Koreeean Garands.

bwahahahahaha so awesome :rockOn:
 
I am waiting to see what the guy with 22,000 posts has to say on this.

Probably whining about Century and spreading misinformation like he usually does. I don't care about the quality of the rifles, just the cost. Would be nice to have an abundance of parts we can use for Garands builds.
 
Before Obama blocked the importation, CIA did indeed win the bidding war for these, but they paid around $450.00 US per rifle. So even if a Canadian Dealer could import some of these, I figure selling price would be over $1,000.00 Can.
 
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Too bad about the 770,000 M1 carbines that they won't bring back with them. Almost 13% of the entire production sitting there. God only knows how many are sitting in the holds of freighters lying at the bottom of the Atlantic.
 
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