[Trez]

A guy wants to trade me a chrome Parade Krag for my '95... Are they worth anything? He said its still shootable, his gunsmith checked it out and it headspaces good, but is missing the front and rear sites.. He said he also has the certificate from the CMP.
Im willing to trade my '95 for a Krag, but Id rather have just a "normal" Krag, I really dont care for chrome or stainless guns... Would a parade Krag with the CMP paperwork be worth more though?

[mountainman13]

Just to give you an idea. Your typical $1000 garand costs about $600 through cmp.

[c3shooter]

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Strong likelihood that was a DRILL rifle. Intended to be used for color guards, D&C training, but not fired. Having been chromed or nickeled has pretty well killed collectors value.

[Trez]

Thanks C3... I was thinking that but wasnt sure... Like I said I dont really care for a shinny one, just a "regular" one...

[Trez]

Originally Posted by mountainman13

Just to give you an idea. Your typical $1000 garand costs about $600 through cmp.

I know that... But you cant even get a bolt action though the CMP any more, so I dont think that would apply...
(They dont even have the Garand I want at all )
They do have Junk Krags.. but you may or may not get one thats fixable or shootable, and they want $450 for those!!

This grade Krag is basically complete, but may be missing firing pin, stacking swivels, some screws or other small parts. Metal finish is worn. Stock and barrel may have been shortened to carbine length. Wood will have dings, dents and gouges, but stock will be sound with no cracks. Barrel may be tack-welded to receiver, but barrel is not plugged. Barrel is shot out and in the black. Rifle may or may not headspace and is considered unsafe to fire. All sales are final. No exchanges or refunds.

[mountainman13]

I am not affiliated with cmp..yet.
I have been seeing a lot of guys on the range with beautiful m1's they got through them. Didn't know if the krag was a possibility.