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Having the same problem with a nephew M1. Added a few extra gains of powder to reloads and problem went away. -
I would think that if one ran upon a carbine at an reasonable price and looked ok and gauged out, then buy it. They are not ‘dime a dozen’ anymore...Leave a comment:
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I’m no expert but I see no periods after each letter GHS, plus the G looks wrong.Leave a comment:
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Cartouche ID?
Before I sell off my surplus stocks with cartouches, I want to make sure the ones on my rifles are correct. I’ve had them for many many years and don’t...
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Where would one look to find ammo, other than ball, shipping restrictions?Leave a comment:
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Just makes my pre 90’s CMP rifles with zero pitting and correct cartouche more expensive. Buying these Garands are not necessary so those who want...Leave a comment:
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Muzzle wear gauge
Can one use an M1 Garand muzzle wear gauge on a carbine. I have picked up a very early non modified carbine. History….no idea other than it set in... -
The so called “clip” is modified for loading less than 8 rounds. Never heard of modifying the rifle for less than 8 rounds.Leave a comment:
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I’ll just scrap it as it’s post WWII. I’ll save the other parts for someone down the road. I think the past gentleman I got it from was trying...Leave a comment:
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Yes, I have picked up a bunch of 7.62 brass boxer primed in the deal. Not U.S. manufactured, I think it’s Venezuela stuff.Leave a comment:
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Why? I realize there is a lot of surplus on the market now but why not repair.Leave a comment:
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Repair of trigger group
In an ammo can I purchased is a complete trigger group that is missing one locking lug. Can it be repaired? Thanks. -
I have purchased all of her ammo. Still need to do a round count which will be a job. Also picked up an ammo can of M1 parts, nothing exciting.Leave a comment:
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Well, I’ll see about buying the whole wall of ammo cans. It has .30-06, 7.62x39, 5.56x39, and 7.62x54R, plus some hunting ammo. I think I will pick...Leave a comment:
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No import marks that I could find. It now sitting in a different vault. It was her father’s stuff who passed away. He collected his stuff many years...Leave a comment:
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