M1-Garand
If you buy a M1-Garand and there is a statement in the discription that says..."This is not a parts gun, all numbers match."
Just what should we be looking for when the gun arrives?
Should the numbers on the bolt, receiver, and the triger group match?
Pete
Just what should we be looking for when the gun arrives?
Should the numbers on the bolt, receiver, and the triger group match?
Pete
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I've got a Korean War vintage Springfield Garand and would like to get a bipod for shooting at the range. Evidently there wasn't a GI issue for the M1. Any suggestions? 0 -
you can get an adapter for an m1a(m14) that will connect a harris bipod to the sling loop/stacking swivel, maybe something like that would work on the m1's stacking swivel. 0 -
Maybe this is too simple, but wouldn't an M-16 clothespin type work okay?
There was a cowhand once who said that Shakespeare was the only poet who wrote like he'd been raised on red meat.
No man in his right mind will play with a gun. I've seen show-offs doing fancy spins and all that. No real gun-fighter ever did. With a hairtrigger, he'd be likely to blow a hole in his belly. L'Amour
Stolen from, and with thanks, to Kiwibird0
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