CMP armorer Leon Rutherford explains how you can purchase an M1 Garand rifle from WWII or a post war version. CMP derives its operating budget from the sale of M1 Garand and other .30 caliber rifles.

Participants can qualify for the opportunity to purchase government-surplus rifles such as the M1 Garand at CMP stores, one of which is in Port Clinton, Ohio.

The Civilian Marksmanship generated $196.8 million in revenue from sales of surplus M1 Garand rifles between fiscal years 2008 through 2017, according to the Government Accountability Office. Here ...

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CMP has been offering surplus Garands for years, but factory-fresh versions are a new venture. The organization’s M1 Garand Match has fueled added interest in the rifle since it began in 1998.

As the originator of the CMP’s popular competitive vintage rifle program, he set out to present a detailed manual covering all aspects of safely shooting rifles such as the 1903 Springfield, U.S ...

The North Carolina National Guard's Camp Butner training center hosted the 2018 Eastern Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) Games and Matches, April 26 to May 6.

The program is perhaps best known for selling off the military’s surplus M1903s and M1 Garands,thelegendary infantryrifleusedthroughoutWorld War IIandKorea. In parting with excess, outdated guns ...

Civilian Marksmanship Program COO Mark Johnson discusses the prospect of surplus 1911 pistols being transferred from Army storage to The CMP. This is pending legislation proposed by Rep. Mike Rogers.