The Fine Print:
1. First "I'll take it" posted in this thread with a follow-up email confirmation to me is the buyer.
2. Payment: Venmo, Zelle, USPS M.O. or?
3. Firearms will be shipped FFL to FFL
4. Shipping is for lower 48 with some exceptions.

I have not been able to find a comparable price for some items. Open to Offers.

Items for Sale
1943 Springfield Armory M1 Garand .308.....New Photos
Glock 19 Gen 2
Sig P228 G-10 Banner and standard grips
Sig P228 mags: Zipper and Mec-Gar
Glock 19 Gen 2 and Gen 3 mags
Detonics Combat Master MkVI, .45 ACP SOLD to usmc-nav


1943 Springfield Armory M1 Garand w/ Gene Barnett .308 barrel.....New Photos

Built on a WW II, March, 1943 Springfield Armory receiver # 1476615 and using all USGI parts (including furniture) with the exception of the Gene Barnett barrel, Beretta enbloc spacer and sling from Brownells.

The sights are USGI National Match. The rifle is glass bedded. The Barnett barrel has a mint bore.

My gunsmith is a master at building guns that are combat reliable and match grade accurate. Included are seven WW II, S.A. en-bloc clips.

This rifle was built for me in the early 1990’s. My gunsmith has an excellent relationship with many of the top people in firearms and called Gene Barnett for the barrel. Gene had just finished six .308 Garand barrels, 1:10 with 6 grooves. Said probably the only ones he might ever make, so a check was sent and a barrel returned. No paperwork involved, so I have none to offer.

I spoke to a tech at Accurate Arms and he gave me their “Camp Perry” load.
Note: This load is in the "Accurate Smokeless Powder" Book One, 1994, Sierra MatchKing 168gr., HPBT.

My best group with this rifle was ¾” at 100 yards – 30 years ago. The barrel is mint with less than two hundred rounds fired of the above load.
The rifle has sat unfired in my safe for about 30 years.

Price....1943 Springfield M1 Garand .308....$1,280.00....plus $50.00 shipped FFL to FFL




















Glock 19 Gen 2

I am the original owner. Never carried and shot very little.

Mint bore, Vienna Austria proofed, “US” serial number suffix, barrel test date of October 1989 “CTD”, and the original Gen 1 mag with “455” floor plate. The original case is numbered to the pistol.

About three years ago, a Glock/Military armorer, replaced all of the springs, added Glock factory night sights and ranged tested – no other work was done – no refinishing, “upgrades”, etc.

Price....Glock 19 Gen 2 with the original mag....$530.00....plus $40.00 shipped FFL to FFL












Sig P228 G-10 grips

a. Sig P228 Banner-style G-10 grips, long out of production:
Price.....$80.00.....plus $15.00 shipping

b. Sig P228 Piranha G-10 ( I will clean the grip screw holes before shipping.)
Price.....$50.00.....plus $15.00 shipping



Sig P228 9mm mags

a. Seven (7) Sig P228 Pre-Ban Zipper 13 rd. mags made by Sauer & Sohn:
Price.....$180.00.....plus $20.00 shipping





b. Five (5) Sig P228 18 rd. Mec-Gar mags: one phosphate and four polished with two OEM factory:
Price.....$125.00.....plus $20.00 shipping



c. Nine (9) Sig P228 Mec-Gar mags: two 13 rd. factory OEM, two 15 rd. factory OEM and four 15 rd. Mec-Gar mags:
Price.....$200.00.....plus $20.00 shipping



5. Glock 19 Gen 2 and Gen 3 mags:

Eight (8) total mags: four (4) Gen 2 and four (4) Gen 3
Price.....$150.00.....plus $20.00 shipping



Thank you for looking.


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This message has been edited. Last edited by: redleg2/9, April 28, 2025 11:39 AM

Bump with revisions.

I will take the Detonics pistol per our PM conversations

Garand bump.

Reduced Price Bump