The M1 Garand is an iconic rifle that first saw use by American forces in World War Two. It was such an innovation that many countries changed their own arsenals to meet the new standards. As warfare changed, the M1 Garand rifle would be phased out but many countries still used them as a backup. In the US, many were used by veterans organizations and some were even offered to civilians through the Civilian Marksmanship Program. As the years passed, the CMP knew the surplus wole soon dry up. It’s now 2025 and the CMP has announced they had been working on a new M1 Garand for th me last 4 years with some partnerships. So what else should we know? In this video, I go over details shares on social media and the CMP.
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