Yesterday I say one marked Century Arms on the tag it looked brand new and had no stamping on the receiver so who makes these? Century on sells the don't make, right?
RUN FORREST RUN.CAI had receivers made up overseas,they are of very poor quality.In some cases unsafe altogether.The Fulton Armory website has some information on these under the FAQ in the Garand section.
It's a parts kit that shoots.
The recievers were made by Lithgow in Oz.
Figure the going rate for a Garand in that condition -- then factor in the cost of rebuild on a USGI reciever.
RUN FORREST RUN.CAI had receivers made up overseas,they are of very poor quality.In some cases unsafe altogether.The Fulton Armory website has some information on these under the FAQ in the Garand section.
Got a link?
I found the part about re-welds but nothing on the Aussie Lithgows.
Got a link?
I found the part about re-welds but nothing on the Aussie Lithgows.
Fulton Armory home page-right side-index-click on Garand Pages-from drop down menu select FAQ-articles on Lithgow receivers and CAI rifles among other usefull information.There is no direct link to these pages individually.
I got a Springfield I was just wondering who make it.
The last reported M1 serial number was 6,100,499.Springfield Armory Inc.in Geneseo,Ill.produced rifles will have a serial number higher than that.Serial number data M1 Garand Born on Date
And like all other CAI rifles, these are marked as well correct?
Some "re-welds" are easy to spot, some are not. It depends on the skill of the welder and how it was finished. Check the drawing number on the receiver leg against the serial number.
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The nerds will never understand the awesomeness of it.
Fulton Armory home page-right side-index-click on Garand Pages-from drop down menu select FAQ-articles on Lithgow receivers and CAI rifles among other usefull information.There is no direct link to these pages individually.
Found it. Thanks.
Walt Kuleck knows his stuff . I've bought some very nice M1 Garand parts from Italy on E-bay and they were shipped from his address. Kinda cool.
Mr. Kuleck's books come in handy , too.