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The NRA Museum, in honor of the 71st anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge, brought out a relic M1 dug up from the Ardennes near the Belgium border that has seen better days.

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The familiar name, M1 Garand, is from the inventor John Garand, who spent a 34-year career designing & improving semi-automatic military rifles at the Springfield Armory...

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The Norwegian King's Guard recently got a chance to qualify with their ceremonial rifle, the veteran U.S. M1 Garand.

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The Special Forces Regiment (Airborne) of the Philippines Army was modeled after the U.S. Green Berets to some extent, and they have a very distinct Mekong Delta look about them. Formed in the 1960s, SF got broke in the hard way by supporting the Filipino contingent fighting in Vietnam but when that war ended, they […]

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While serving as a U.S. Senator, WWII vet John F. Kennedy sought out a lottery M1 Garand through the Director of Civilian Marksmanship-- and he got a beaut.

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A measure introduced this week to the U.S. House is looking to override the State Department-imposed blockade on thousands of M1 Carbines and Garands coming home from Korea.

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At a gun buyback held last Saturday in Cleveland that took nearly 400 firearms 'off the street,' a local gun group was able to get to the best hundred first.

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Vermont-based Century Arms is laying off 41, and blaming the Obama administration's roadblock to the import of vintage M1 Garands from South Korea as the reason.

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Guns.com Memorial Day 2014 special message. To all those who gave their lives serving out great nation, we say "thank you" and we honor your sacrifice.

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In an effort to make the streets a bit safer, the LAPD collected more than 1,000 firearms Saturday in exchange for grocery gift cards worth up to $200.

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A recently released report from the Department of the Interior reveals that the Parks Police have thousands of weapons which have been unaccounted for and may or may not be missing. The lack of accurate records was scrutinized and immediate action was called for implementing an improved inventory system.

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Two years ago in February 2009, the Obama administration cleared an enviable cache of American-made M1 Garand rifles and M1 carbines for importation from South Korea and subsequent sale on the US collectors market. Last year in March 2010, the government quietly nixed its decision to move forwar

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