As others have said, we need more info to make an informed judgement on price. Please post detailed pictures showing the receiver, bolt, op rod (cut, uncut, drawing number, etc) barrel date, any stock markings, and sights. Most CMP guns, and indeed most Garands, are a mix of parts from different eras and manufacturers. This doesn’t affect function but can have a big impact on price. As said above, WWII examples bring more money and a “correct” Garand (likely having been “restored” by a previous owner) can bring over $3k. A dealer near me that sells mostly milsurps has 6-7 Garands currently, both WWII and later with typical mixed parts, for $1500-1800. He’s had the same ones for many months and has taken them to a number of gun shows with no sale, so the market does appear to be softening somewhat. I’m still a sucker for a Garand and would pay $1200 for a service grade rifle without batting an eye. $1500 - 2k for a nice WWII with lock bar sights, a period barrel and mostly correct parts. A rare variant like a Winchester Win-13 with correct parts and WRA/GHD stock could bring $5k… anyway, lots of variables with this so we need pics to be really helpful.
