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Gun Control & RKBA

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16. My 80+ year old father bought an M1 Garand through this program.

Mon Nov 30, 2015, 09:52 PM

Nov 2015

I know he would also purchase a 1911 pistol. I wonder if any of these guns were WWII service pistols.

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A Thanksgiving miracle. Obama signs new gun legislation. [View all] Kang Colby Nov 2015 OP

Fantastic. GGJohn Nov 2015 #1

Right on. Kang Colby Nov 2015 #2

That's good news. DashOneBravo Nov 2015 #3

Nothing on the CMP web site yet. DonP Nov 2015 #4

I haven't gone that route, but probably will. Kang Colby Nov 2015 #11

It's going to take awhile. Kang Colby Nov 2015 #15

Cool, I will have to check it out Duckhunter935 Nov 2015 #5

!! pablo_marmol Nov 2015 #14

Hey look! It's the wmd from that one guy's signature! linuxman Nov 2015 #8

They have historical interest, but ... Straw Man Nov 2015 #9

Most of them have been; "Rode hard and put up wet" DonP Nov 2015 #13

I have a Randall .45 stainless littlewolf Nov 2015 #10

I would love one the these in my collection. NT canosoviejo Nov 2015 #12

My 80+ year old father bought an M1 Garand through this program. Snobblevitch Nov 2015 #16

They were Lurks Often Dec 2015 #18

It is likely CMP will follow the same process for the 1911's Lurks Often Dec 2015 #20

yes they do test fire them as a final function test. oneshooter Dec 2015 #21

It isn't that he really wanted to. oneshooter Dec 2015 #17