The Springfield M1 Garand is one of the most historically significant American military rifles of the 20th century. Designed by John C. Garand and adopted by the U.S. military before World War II, the M1 became closely associated with American infantry service during World War II and the Korean War. A CMP Rack Grade example refers to a Civilian Marksmanship Program classification generally associated with a serviceable surplus rifle showing noticeable wear, making these rifles particularly interesting to collectors interested in U.S. military history, Springfield production, and CMP-surplus firearms.
Component
| Component | Specification / Description |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Springfield Armory |
| Model | M1 Garand |
| CMP Grade | Rack Grade |
| Country of origin | United States |
| Type | Semi-automatic military rifle |
| Historical caliber | .30-06 Springfield |
| Receiver | Springfield Armory M1 receiver |
| Barrel | .30-06 barrel assembly; condition varies by example |
| Stock | Military-pattern wooden stock |
| Handguard | Wooden upper handguard |
| Operating components | M1 Garand operating-system components |
| Bolt assembly | M1-pattern bolt and associated components |
| Trigger group | M1 Garand trigger-group assembly |
| Feeding system | En-bloc clip system |
| Sights | Military-pattern aperture rear sight and front sight |
| Finish | Varies with production, refurbishment, and CMP condition |
| Stock condition | Typically shows service, storage, or handling wear |
| Grade characteristics | Serviceable surplus condition with greater cosmetic wear than higher CMP grades |
| Provenance | CMP-distributed surplus, where applicable |
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