Which marketing program most significantly contributed to the civilian popularity of authentic M1 Garand rifles after WWII?

The M1 Garand rifle is one of the most iconic weapons in military history, serving as the standard-issue service rifle for U.S. forces during World War II and the Korean War. Beyond its battlefield legacy, the M1 Garand created a fascinating case study in military memorabilia marketing and collector culture. This poll tests your knowledge about how this historic rifle transitioned from military use to becoming one of the most sought-after collector items in military history circles.

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The Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP), a government-chartered program that sells surplus military firearms to qualified U.S. citizens
Springfield Armory's 'Bring Back History' campaign, which manufactured licensed replicas marketed to veterans
The Military Heritage Foundation's auction series, which sold limited quantities to museum donors
The Armed Forces Collectible Exchange, a DoD program that traded military artifacts for war bonds