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I watched a guy stand his rifle on it's heal, hold the bore in his left hand and jam the rod down the bore so hard, so many times at an angle the rod... -
I bought a Garand with a significantly ruined muzzle, clearly from improperly rod us. A custom Garand National Match rifle today most likely will cost...Leave a comment:
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That's if you have a coated cleaning rod....Leave a comment:
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Just make sure you use a bore guide....Leave a comment:
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I regularly take mine apart for cleaning and lubrication and it shoots really well. RUST ruins a rifle....Leave a comment:
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If it works for you, the benefit is less chance of bottoming out the action under recoil. Reloaders attempting to reproduce the original 173 grain load...Leave a comment:
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I believe you, it's depending on many factors....Leave a comment:
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I've used the Wolf springs in my Garand, two M1 Carbines and a CZ52. Extra power springs have never been an issue....Leave a comment:
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I always keep a spare spring kit. Not a collector grade a shooter grade and a firing pin....Leave a comment:
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Get a spring kit and a firing pin....Leave a comment:
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WOW, never considered it.Leave a comment:
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Is that how Fulton Armory is doing there carbines?
A new Garand is not worth 2 grand, the rifle was great in its time but that time has ...Leave a comment:
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I'm not sure the Garand could be manufactured at competitive prices. The newly manufactured 30 Carbibes are $400 too high....Leave a comment:
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I have a few custom rifles and they had better not need barrel break in. I paid a fortune to have hand lapped barrels. Shoot and clean, Shilen, McGowan,...Leave a comment:
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The discussion about barrel break in rages. I never subscribed to it, clean it before you shoot. You're shooting an auto loader, if you want the barrel...Leave a comment:
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