[standingbear]

well,back problems setting in,more $$ going out than coming in. now considering selling my m1 garand.springfield armory.us rifle cal. 30 m1.newly refinished walnut stock(not a scratch on it)1944 dated barrel,excellent condition.receiver is original,mint shape also.leather military sling and some ammo and the steel en bloc clips.(not sure how many)overall,id say the gun is very good to excellent.i shot it last summer,no problems and very accurate.

[Dan Shapiro]

First we need to know if the barrel is original to the rifle. What is the serial number, minus the last three digits? (i.e. 3333xxx). What is the drawing number on the op rod? How about the trigger group parts? Is it a GI stock or a Boyd's? Any cartouches?

If it is a mixmaster I would assume that it is worth about $5-600.

[standingbear]

3286xxx .is the seriel number.the stock isnt original,i bought it at a show some time ago from a guy that makes them and then refinished the wood myself.its a beautiful gun.thanks

[Dan Shapiro]

Well it's probably a WW2 orignial receiver/barrel combo at least. That alone will make it worth $6-800

What it should have:
op rod = D28287-12-SA, curved side
trigger group
--housing = D28290-12-SA
--guard = stamped
--hammer = C46088-7 SA
--spring guide = w/o wings
--safty = sa-11
Rear sight = type three lock bars

The more original the rifle the more it is worth to a collector. Don't take less than $600. If it looks good you should be able to get more for it walking around at a gunshow.