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Dented case mouths are to be expected with Garands.
Most often, it’s the op-rod going FORWARD that dents the case...
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I’m thinking Herschel Garner will be along to give you his opinion.
You can “take it to the bank.”
I might add . . . .
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Much cheaper to make and less prone to breakage.
Some call those early springs “square wire” but they are actually keystone in shape!...
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Gotta’ agree with Beltfed . . . . .
Shooting old WW2 ammo . . . .or ANY ammo . . . . Is all “part ‘n parcel” of gun ownership and enjoyment....
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Some of the early special effects involved gelatin capsules filled with white powder (flour??) shot through a tube with compressed air.
Notice...
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Gas port diameter??? . . . .
I have Jerry Kuhnhausen’s shop manual, but I can’t find the diameter of the gas port to be used in the 7.62mm barrels for the M1 rifle.
Can...
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I made a similar spindle for my Krag.
It has a Redfield receiver sight and in order to allow for S-M-O-O-T-H feeding from the magazine,...
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I had an early M1A also (1974) . . . . (Mine was serial #1709, NM model, made by Elmer Balance)
Yours appears to have been a standard model...
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Longgold’s thread below . . . . .
. . . . .reminded me of this Longbranch No. 4 rifle.
This “nearly-new” rifle came into my lgs with a bolt that was stuck shut!
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Sounds to me, as you say you do not have a lot of experience in stock fitting . . . .AND the barrel is “touching ever so lightly” on the right side...
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I own seven of them . . . .
A British Lend Lease, Type One NM, very late WW2 (May), an accurized old Service Grade (outshoots the NM) bought...
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D&T= Drilled and Tapped
Looks to me, the holes are filled with . . . .something??
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Now this little factoid is interesting . . . . .
I’ve read that it was John Garand that figured out the seventh round stoppage problem...
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Yeah, it’s a Sedgley barrel . . . . .but not particularly rare.
This Philly-firm made many, many of these barrels . . . .marked with the...
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I believe he meant no one here wants a COMMERCIAL M1 Carbine.
I know I don’t!
Many years ago, I was offered a sad excuse for...
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In my only dealings with PT&G, I cannot say it went smoothly, but I did get what I ordered . . .eventually!
I ordered a crowning...
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I have been told the sight covers were meant to be removed when actually shooting.
Like you, I have an A3 that has a cover that almost contacts...
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You are most certainly on the right track . . . .
I hope you become a “handloader” . . . . . NOT merely a “reloader”.
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