M1 GARAND RECEIVER for Sale

Quick Look

The M1 Garand receiver is the foundational component of the iconic semi-automatic rifle adopted by the U.S. military in 1936. Designed for rugged reliability and consistent battlefield performance, its receiver is a cornerstone of American military history. Today, surplus and newly machined M1 Garand receivers remain sought after by collectors, restorers, and historical shooting enthusiasts.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Original U.S. military design with battle-proven history
• Durable forged steel construction
• Compatible with a variety of M1 Garand parts kits
• Essential for restorations and custom builds
• Milspec dimensions ensure authentic fit and function

Key Variants

Springfield Armory M1 Garand Receiver

The most common WWII-era Garand receiver, ideal for historical accuracy in restorations.

H&R M1 Garand Receiver

Post-war production known for excellent machining and parts interchangeability.

International Harvester M1 Garand Receiver

Rare collectible receiver with unique production characteristics from the Korean War era.

Beretta M1 Garand Receiver

Italian post-war manufacturing known for exceptional quality under license from the U.S.

Lithgow M1 Garand Receiver

Australian-manufactured receiver for those seeking rarer international production variants.

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Best Use Cases

• WWII rifle restorations
• Historical collection builds
• Competitions with vintage firearms
• Gunsmithing and educational projects
• Range use with surplus ammo

FAQs

Can I use modern parts kits with an M1 Garand receiver?

Yes, most post-war and CMP-released parts kits match original U.S. receiver specs.

What is the legality of building an M1 Garand from a receiver?

Federal law allows home assembly for personal use; check state regulations and 922(r) compliance.

How does a Garand receiver compare to an M14 receiver?

The M14 receiver allows detachable mags and select-fire use; Garands are clip-fed and semi-auto.