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Special to the tune of $3680 plus shipping!

I agree, but someone (several someones) seems to think this one is very special, and thought I might be missing something.

Seems awfully high to me for a reconditioned rifle even with the shipping box.
FWIW, I have an original M2 (not reconditioned) example with a lower serial number and earlier barrel date, so is mine...

Well, right or not, it's a shooter! i did some initial shooting/ammo testing on Friday morning and at the end, I decided to try one of the best performing ammos at 100yd. With the original aperture...

Thanks for the offer, but creating my own holes sounds a lot easier than switching barrels. :1948:

Yes, that would explain it. It just doesn't look like it has been messed with at all (no marks on the barrel etc.), but that doesn't rule out a barrel change. I just can't imagine why a rifle this...

So, I've had this rifle for a while now and have had it apart and cleaned it up and inspected it. It's a bit a head-scratcher.
It's pretty obvious that it's a DCM club rifle based on features,...

This is definitely an unaltered M1 with the early bolt (not M2 upgrade), but has the NRA stock. I'll add a picture or two from the seller when I get home.

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When I get it, I'll report back on what it reveals.

Thanks. As I say, I don't have the rifle in hand yet, so am not aware that there are any stock cartouches. I didn't see any in the pictures. The metal finish looked "dull" for lack of a better word,...

Hello all. New to this site, but not to pre-war 22 sporters or to many of the related firearms sites on the internet.
I recently made a deal on a sales variation unaltered 1922M1 (sn 17910 with...