
Harrington and Richardson built M1 Garands in the early 1950s, and the seller calls this one a pristine example. Serial number 5636748 is listed, and the barrel is stamped HRA with a 5-55 date code. The stock has natural tiger striping.
It is a semi-automatic in .30-06 Springfield with a 24 inch barrel, an eight round capacity, and black metal with a wood stock. Collectors prize HRA rifles for their build quality, and a clean one with figured wood is a strong shelf piece.
Garand shooters know the ping of an empty en bloc clip, and they know the rifle needs the right ammunition and a clean gas system. Check the bore, throat, and operating rod before use. The price reflects the condition described. Keep ear and eye protection handy for the first outing, whatever the caliber.
The rifle is offered as described and as pictured. Delivery goes to the FFL dealer you name, and you finish the background check with that dealer before taking it home. Give the photos a slow look at full size; they show finish and wear better than any paragraph can.







