Attention Collectors, Historians, and Firearms Enthusiasts!
The Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) is proud to present a never-before-seen opportunity to own an extremely rare set of three M1C sniper rifles with sequential serial numbers! Beginning March 17, place your bids on the CMP Auction site for your chance to bring home these incredible relics.
These legendary rifles, produced between December 1944 and January 1945, represent a critical evolution in military marksmanship. The M1C, officially adopted in 1944, was the first semi-automatic sniper rifle used by the U.S. military, built for precision and reliability in combat. With a specially designed side-mounted scope system and robust engineering, this rifle became a trusted tool for American snipers in World War II and beyond.
Why This Auction is Unprecedented
- Historic Significance – The M1C was a game-changer in battlefield precision, an elite variation of the legendary M1 Garand.
- Ultra-Rare Serial Sequence – Finding even one M1C in such excellent condition is extraordinary—this set features three in a row!
- Service-Grade Condition – These rifles are in exceptional shape, retaining their mount bases.
- Direct from CMP – Authenticity and quality you can trust from the nation’s premier source of historic military firearms.
Bid on this Unmatched Collectible Today!
Don’t miss your chance to own a unique and irreplaceable part of American military history. Head over to the CMP Auction website (https://cmpauction.thecmp.org/index.asp.), register and place your bid on this incredible set of M1C sniper rifles before it’s too late!
Listing: https://cmpauction.thecmp.org/detail.asp?id=9102
History is waiting. Place your Bid today!
The Civilian Marksmanship Program is a federally chartered 501 (c) (3) non-profit corporation. It is dedicated to firearm safety and marksmanship training and to the promotion of marksmanship competition for citizens of the United States. For more information about the CMP and its programs, log onto www.TheCMP.org.
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