Cant argue with success and reliabilty...love the rifle...a tribute to American design and thinking

A great piece of history! I've owned 2 and loved them both. They are powerful, accurate and reliable. This should definitly be a part of every collector's display or cache.

A real piece of Americana. Fun to shoot, easy to field strip and maintain. I'm sure that there are better rifles out there nowadays, from a technological standpoint, but the Garand is tough to beat in a lot of ways. Great cartridge, accurate enough out of the box, and reliable for a semi-auto. I can't begin to count how many I've fired, in and out of the service, under all kinds of conditions, and can't remember ever having one jam or otherwise malfunction on me.

I like it! Reliable and all-around good. Can't reload in the middle of a clip though.

I have accumulated a mass amount of firearms over my obsession with fire power. The m-1 was my first accurized rifle that I have owned. It is the only rifle that is always present when I am at the range. Its got plenty of power, and is very accurate at 200+ yards, and considering I only paid 275 dollars for it, you do the math. It is by far the best value for the beginner,trust me.

Worlds finest battle rifle ever produced. Back in WW2 it was the "GI's" best friend. IN the hand s of a seasoned expert this is quite capable of .75 MOA.

The M1 is really a great peice of history. Here is a fine weapon from a great heratige. Allways draws attention at the range, one of the most prized pieces I own. There getting awfully hard to find, and when you do your gonna pay a preimum for it. If your interested ACT NOW before you can't find any of these classics left. I also own a M1A1 carbine, try to find this one today.

Never fails and, when it misses, it's my fault