Obama Banned It Now A US Company Is Making It, But What You Have To Do To Get It Is Still STRANGE!

Published on October 31, 2025
Duration: 9:29

The video discusses the M1 Garand rifle, its historical significance, and current import restrictions. It highlights that while the Obama administration banned the import of M1 Garands, a US company, the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP), is now producing them domestically. However, acquiring these newly manufactured rifles still involves a complex process, including joining the CMP, passing tests, and background checks, which the speaker finds unusually stringent.

Quick Summary

The M1 Garand, a historic U.S. military semi-automatic rifle, was subject to an import ban by the Obama administration. While no longer imported, the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) now manufactures them domestically, though acquiring one still requires a detailed process including membership, testing, and background checks.

Chapters

  1. 00:06Introduction to the M1 Garand
  2. 00:11John C. Garand and Springfield Armory
  3. 00:15M1 Garand in WWII and Korean War
  4. 00:22General Patton's Endorsement
  5. 00:30Semi-Automatic Firepower
  6. 00:39.30-06 Caliber
  7. 00:42Rifle Performance Characteristics
  8. 00:50M1 Garands in Korea
  9. 01:02Shift to AR-15 in Vietnam
  10. 01:12M1 Garand vs. AK-47
  11. 01:28Korean Surplus M1 Garands
  12. 01:48Obama Administration Import Ban
  13. 02:06Comparison to AR and AK Imports
  14. 02:25Current Import Ban Status
  15. 02:33Ways to Acquire an M1 Garand
  16. 02:39Gun Show Pricing
  17. 02:43Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP)
  18. 03:20CMP Producing M1 Garands in the US
  19. 03:35New Production M1 Garand Specs
  20. 03:45Acquisition Process for New M1 Garands
  21. 03:55The 'Nonsense' of CMP Acquisition
  22. 04:11CMP Requirements: Club, Tests, Classes
  23. 04:15Firearm Registration and Background Checks
  24. 04:30Comparison to Machine Gun Acquisition
  25. 04:44Why is the Import Still Banned?
  26. 04:49AR and AK Market vs. M1 Garand
  27. 05:16Persistence of Import Block
  28. 05:20Domestic Production and Continued 'Nonsense'
  29. 05:33Seeking Insight on Regulations
  30. 05:37Brand New M1 Garands from the US
  31. 06:02Channel Engagement and Subscription Request
  32. 06:14Prayer Requests
  33. 06:36Prayer for Viewers
  34. 07:33Closing Remarks: God, Family, and Guns

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the M1 Garand and why is it significant?

The M1 Garand, introduced in 1936 by Springfield Armory, was the first standard-issue semi-automatic rifle for the U.S. military. It played a crucial role in World War II and the Korean War, earning praise from figures like General Patton for its effectiveness and reliability.

Why was the import of M1 Garands banned in the US?

The Obama administration implemented a ban on the import of M1 Garands into the United States. This measure was intended to prevent a large influx of approximately a quarter million semi-automatic rifles into the civilian market.

Can you still buy an M1 Garand today?

Yes, you can acquire an M1 Garand. Options include purchasing one from a gun show, typically costing $1,200 or more, or going through the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP). The CMP now also produces new M1 Garands domestically.

What is the acquisition process for a new M1 Garand from the CMP?

Acquiring a new M1 Garand from the CMP involves a rigorous process. You must join their organization, pass various tests, complete required classes, register the firearm, and successfully pass a federal background check, which the speaker finds unusually complex.

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