Oldcarjunkie
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Great stuff, they are worth about 500 stupid assed looking Mosins.It's like aging and beer......quality over quantity.
I have them too, But im down to about 5.lol
Two CMP Garands.
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I have them too, But im down to about 5.lol
Indiana Jones
Wolverine
Awesome. I love my CMP Garand. Beautiful, my favorite rifle ever.
stu929
M1 Addict
I have a correct SA trigger group and a birch stock if you would be interested in some swapping
stu929
M1 Addict
BTW not sure how you ended up with a hra with a cmp stock I have never seen that happen!!!
screamingeagle
Active Member
- Mar 7, 2010
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that wood on the first Garand is giving me wood!!! What's the barrel dates?
Oldcarjunkie
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Probably going to leave them alone but i was thinking about another stock for another garand i have.
assuming im reading it right, they both say 4-55. Also the SA Has a SA barrel and the HRA Has a HRA barrel.
The HRA has a SA bolt and the SA has a WRA bolt. Should i change them the next time they are out of the stocks? Would there be a headspace issue? I dont know a alot about Garand's.
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Oldcarjunkie
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So you have two REAL rifles and a few anchors.
Nope just the one boat anchor in the form of a yugo SKS barreled receiver That bubba got a hold of.
stu929
M1 Addict
Though I have never heard of a problem if you ever swap bolts you should always check headspace.
Like I said i have two stocks. One is a walnut that has some arsenal repairs and the other is a WWII birch I believe.
Like I said i have two stocks. One is a walnut that has some arsenal repairs and the other is a WWII birch I believe.
Threeband
The M1 Does My Talking
Thanks for the photos. Those are both great looking rifles. I really like that GI wood, but the birch stock looks good too (better than mine), and should make for a great shooter.
I keep fighting the temptation to get another Garand, and I must say, you are not helping. I am finally getting back to working on the birch stock I got 4 years ago, so when I get that rifle finished, maybe I can pretend I just got it.
Say, you really ought to bring one of those pretty rifles out to the match next Saturday
http://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=79111
I think GI birch stocks were replacements, not produced before the 1960s.
I keep fighting the temptation to get another Garand, and I must say, you are not helping. I am finally getting back to working on the birch stock I got 4 years ago, so when I get that rifle finished, maybe I can pretend I just got it.
Say, you really ought to bring one of those pretty rifles out to the match next Saturday
http://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=79111
I think GI birch stocks were replacements, not produced before the 1960s.
4MDGunRights
Gun Totin' Member
very nice, glad that they finally showed up for you!
Maverick0313
Retired and loving it
Very very nice......
byf43
SCSC Life/NRA Patron Life
Beautiful M1 Garands!!!!!!!!
Just like land. . . . ain't no more being made.
Just like land. . . . ain't no more being made.
Oldcarjunkie
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Took the springfield to the range today, I was shooting with/Against Garand1957 who was shooting a Finn M39, In a 20 round each compitition, I beat him by a few points. here is the target from the SA Garand at 100 yards.. The first ten shots i only had 2 bullseye's and was trying to find that sweet spot, the next ten I just about had it.
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