I cannot vouch for anything about these rifles, but this is a heck of a good price.

 

http://www.southernohiogun.com/new-arri ... rands.html

I ordered a RC K98 from them last year and their rating system is a bit overly optimistic. The price was fair for the condition though 8-)

These are the Korean imports, I have heard NOTHING good about them at all, CMP also announced

they personally would not touch these with a 10' pole due to the storage condition. If you decide to order keep your expectations low. Better of dropping $150.00 to $200.00 more and getting a CMP field grade.

That's what these are for.

Seriously this was the same price point the recent Guatemalan imports went for and the only

thing they looked to be good for was row boat oars and fire wood.

I thought M1 Garand is banned by name in NJ? Thus, even in compliant configuration, it is not legal, because it is a banned firearm?

I thought M1 Garand is banned by name in NJ? Thus, even in compliant configuration, it is not legal, because it is a banned firearm?

 

You are thinking about the M1 Carbine

I thought M1 Garand is banned by name in NJ? Thus, even in compliant configuration, it is not legal, because it is a banned firearm?

 

M-1 Carbine is banned by name. Garands M-1 rifles are legal.

Doh! Thank you!

Somebody on the CMP forums bought one and was verryyy disapointed. The reciever may be salvageable, thats about it

Somebody on the CMP forums bought one and was verryyy disapointed. The reciever may be salvageable, thats about it

 

 

Yup the barrels are unusable from what I have read.

I thought M1 Garand is banned by name in NJ? Thus, even in compliant configuration, it is not legal, because it is a banned firearm?

 

M-1 Carbine is banned by name. Garands M-1 rifles are legal.

 

 

So how can I legally own a surplus M-1 Carbine in NJ? Can it be done?

 

thanks,

 

Daniel

I thought M1 Garand is banned by name in NJ? Thus, even in compliant configuration, it is not legal, because it is a banned firearm?

 

M-1 Carbine is banned by name. Garands M-1 rifles are legal.

 

 

So how can I legally own a surplus M-1 Carbine in NJ? Can it be done?

 

thanks,

 

Daniel

 

If any of the M1-Carbine clones are not specifically named as such, and they pass the Evil Features test, you should be good.

I thought M1 Garand is banned by name in NJ? Thus, even in compliant configuration, it is not legal, because it is a banned firearm?

 

M-1 Carbine is banned by name. Garands M-1 rifles are legal.

 

 

So how can I legally own a surplus M-1 Carbine in NJ? Can it be done?

 

thanks,

 

Daniel

 

Move to PA

I wouldn't shim my ladder with one of those things.

 

Move to PA

 

Beat me to it!