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I haven’t checked the book in awhile to see what they are valued at these days but it’s somewhere around the price of a new car….Occasionally you see these pop up at estate auctions of dead PALMA Shooters. It’s a Safe Queen these days……It cost $1800 THEN. They are truly a PITA to load for.Hornady, Lyman & RCBS will make you a special order die set if you send them a fired case from the rifle and a check for $150.00…I have one that I purchased back in 1987. specs with a military head space & crimp. Which pretty much makes them useless for anything beyond staring at and punching very expensive holes in paper targets… They have to be special loaded with NATO brass. By the way, due to their head spacing, these rifles cannot be used to fire modern. You can always tell because they literally have “National Match” stamped on the receiver block behind the rear peep. 308/7.62 x 51mm- NATO were the ones designated to be used in PALMA National Match Shooting. I have a beautiful M-1 Tribute Garand in a presentation box that I purchased for $1000.00 this year (2019) but I want to buy one for Fields….The only Garands that were ever converted to. To use it in todays ‘wars” it is way to heavy, does not hold enough rounds and to slow to reload. I can say that this weapon is the greatest for long range use as it shoots straight, true, extremely accurate and with one hell of a knock down power. I then fully understood the meaning of the term ” M-1 Garand thumb ” and made sure it would never happen to me. I prepared to fire when I heard a man screaming running behind me with his thumb caught in the action with blood spurting out. He took my Garand and handed me another and said “keep shooting”. To say we had fun was a understatement, I can not say how many hundreds or thousands of rounds I fired before raising my hand to inform the sergeant that I could not fire anymore because the rifle woodstock was so hot I could not hold it nor could I see the front sight due to the smoke coming off the wood. After qualifying was over the captain said that we needed to “get rid” of about 10,000 rounds so we didn’t have to take them back to headquarters. This was before going to basic training at Fort Knox. This was the very first rifle I qualified on in May of 1970 at my Army Reserve unite of the 164th Direct Support group in Phoenix, AZ.