[eclancy]

Hi all,
machining operations were needed to make a bolt for the M1 Garand in 1938??
Have fun
Thanks again
Clancy

[hps1]

Help!!!!
Check out:

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?s=&postid=405020#post405020

What is the correct answer?

Regards,
hps

[Steve Smith]

LOL!

[Grump]

Wide-Angle Guess: 23.

Did I ever know that one? Probably only 12...

[eclancy]

Hi all,
No one has it yet. If you guys want me to stop these posts, like some boards do just let me know.
Thanks again
Clancy

[Mike Irwin]

4,264,202,054,281,395,292,097,972,395,283,193,284,293,191,845,382,063.

Oh, and the final one? The kiss that the machine operator gave the finished bolt. :)

[Grampa]

I don't know the answer, but I like the quizzes. I learn a little more about my Garand each post.

[4v50 Gary]

No keep posting. It tells me how little I know. In these past two years (including TFL time), I haven't been able to answer even the "easy" ones.

[eclancy]

Hi all,
Thanks for the comeback the answer on Sat.
Thanks again
Clancy

[Coronach]

If you guys want me to stop these posts, like some boards do just let me know.Well, I'm not a Moderator of this forum, but I bet that the Rifle mods would agree with me: Anyone who gets sick of the quizzes will just be reminded that there is not a requirement to read every thread on the board. If someone doesn't like them, they can just ignore them.

Mike

PS I haven't been able to get a single one right. On most of them I have no freakin clue. :uhoh:

[Sunray]

All of them were required or it wouldn't work. HAHAHAHAHA!!!

[eclancy]

Hi all,
The answer to the bolt quiz is 43 operations.
I hope this data helps.
I will post another
Thanks again
Clancy

[4v50 Gary]

I wuldda never guessed.