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    My First Garand

    Bout damn time I joined this club. I've been all about m14/m1a's for the last few years and I finally bit the bullet. Snagged myself a post war SA Garand, CMP Service Grade. Didn't get it for the price I would've hoped but seems like there's a premium on Garands these days. All SA short of the windage knob and elevation pinion, and just finished up the stock refinish.
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    Last edited by flipmasterj; 11-22-2016, 09:17 PM.

    #2
    Didn't happen without pictures. LOL

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      #3
      Originally posted by lapriester View Post
      Didn't happen without pictures. LOL

      I uploaded them? This forum doesn't seem to like Photobucket

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        #4
        Originally posted by flipmasterj View Post


        I uploaded them? This forum doesn't seem to like Photobucket
        You should be able to copy and past photos directly from Photobucket to this forum. Float your cursor over the enlarged photo in Photobucket and right click, then select copy image, then come here and paste it directly into your message.
        Welcome to the Addiction!

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          #5
          Originally posted by Jersey Devil View Post

          You should be able to copy and past photos directly from Photobucket to this forum. Float your cursor over the enlarged photo in Photobucket and right click, then select copy image, then come here and paste it directly into your message.
          Done and done.

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          • Jersey Devil
            Jersey Devil commented
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            Beautiful!!

          #6
          Looks like you really scored and proper USGI wood to boot from the pics. Just so you know, it might not even be correct to have an SA windage or SA elevation pinion on it depending on production date. Only early post war did. DRC on both would be common or it could be several others too, again, depending on production date...early or late.

          Here is a list: https://www.dropbox.com/s/0xvtz7llsk...Knobs.pdf?dl=0
          Last edited by lapriester; 11-22-2016, 09:32 PM.

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            #7
            Originally posted by lapriester View Post
            Looks like you really scored and proper USGI wood to boot from the pics. Just so you know, it might not even be correct to have an SA windage or SA elevation pinion on it depending on production date. Only early post war did. DRC on both would be common or it could be several others too, again, depending on production date...early or late.

            Here is a list: https://www.dropbox.com/s/0xvtz7llsk...Knobs.pdf?dl=0
            the more you know!

            The wood was in decent condition initially, had to steam out some dents and give it the Teak Oil treatment.

            It has an H&R elevation pinion and IHC-DRC windage knob.

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              #8
              Great looking rifle, flipmasterj!
              m14brian

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                #9
                Originally posted by m14brian View Post
                Great looking rifle, flipmasterj!
                m14brian
                Thanks! I can't wait to get some range time with it. On that note, besides ball ammo are there any commercial rounds anyone would recommend? I've installed a Schuster plug and wondering what I can get good accuracy out of. Thanks!

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                  #10
                  Hornady, Privi Partisan, Creedmoor, Federal all make commercial M1 specific ammo. With the adjustable plug you can pretty much shoot any commercial ammo up to 180gr. Avoid Hornady Superperformance ammo. just becaware, with the adjustable plug each ammo change will require a new calibration of the plug which is a PITA and a waste of ammo.

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                    #11
                    Nice boom stick!!

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