There are NO springs--ANY WHERE-- holding a trigger group in an M1. It's a mechanical locking system--PERIOD!
Listen to Bill (Orlando). As always,...
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I say to leave it as is. How early is "early '45"? No one really knows. Remember too, that stocks were not stamped as they were used, but rather...Last edited by TJT; 08-15-2019, 02:37 PM.Leave a comment:
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Before you hit the range do a detail strip of the rifle and make sure it's properly lubed. M1's don't like to run "dry". Also, make sure the...Leave a comment:
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Rack/inventory numbers.
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What's the date on the barrel? Pull back the op rod and tell us how it's marked on the side of the barrel. If it's an SA barrel it will be marked S A....Leave a comment:
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It will be cheaper to have a 'smith check the head space than to buy the gages to DIY. Also, as always, Bill (Orlando) is spot-on.
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Be careful using that site^^^^above. Unless it's been recently updated there's a lot of suspect information in it.
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My late father was in the 503rd PIR in the SWPA and had an M1 rifle. Late in the conflict he actually was one of the few who wound up with a T26. Dad...Leave a comment:
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