Harrington & Richardson Arms (HRA) M1 Garand semi-automatic rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield, serial number 5626759, a CMP Service Grade example in excellent condition that appears unfired — showing no carbon residue and still packed with grease. It wears an HRA barrel dated 4-55 (April 1955) and comes with its original CMP tag listing a muzzle reading of 1+ and a throat reading of 2, indicating a low-wear, strong bore. The stock is DOD-stamped.
The M1 Garand was the standard U.S. service rifle of World War II and Korea and the first semi-automatic rifle in general issue. Harrington & Richardson was one of the commercial contractors that produced the Garand during the 1950s to meet Cold War-era demand, and HRA-made rifles are popular with collectors and shooters. This example was sold through the Civilian Marksmanship Program as a Service Grade rifle and retains its original CMP tag documenting its favorable muzzle and throat gauge readings, along with a DOD-stamped stock. Appearing unfired — free of carbon fouling and still in its protective grease — with a correct April 1955 HRA barrel, it is an exceptional and authentic CMP HRA Garand for the collector and the shooter alike.
Specifications
Manufacturer: Harrington & Richardson Arms (HRA)
Country of origin: United States
Model: M1 Garand
Action: Semi-automatic, gas operated
Caliber: .30-06 Springfield
Serial: 5626759
Barrel: HRA, dated 4-55 (April 1955)
Grade: CMP Service Grade
Condition: Excellent; appears unfired (no carbon residue, still packed with grease)
Bore: CMP tag readings — muzzle 1+, throat 2 (low wear, strong bore)
Stock: DOD-stamped
Included: Original CMP tag
