All this talk has made me want to shoot mine again. I think I’ll break out a box of ammo or two, and go kill some paper, rocks, cans, and...
That’s a good looking rifle. I’m always on the lookout for a good original M1 carbine, but they seem to run $2000+ locally for an average...
Fulton Armory has probably the best quality M1 Carbines. You can get them with an original USGI receiver, or new machined receiver made to USGI...
I purchased my Auto Ordnance a few years ago, and had to send it back because of a poorly fitted stock, and a crack in the stock where the recoil...
The Inlands and the Auto Ordnance carbines have the same receiver made by Lamothermic but marked with each company’s own logo. The barrels are...
I haven’t used all the other powders you list, but I typically use Titegroup for 125 gr XTPs. They perform good from my Taurus model 85....
When Auto Ordnance first started producing M1 Carbines, they produced M1 carbines the first year with Birch stocks (likely left over after IAI...
The currently manufactured powders are indeed the same, but there are likely still some canisters of the older powders still floating around out...
Since this thread started, I’ve been doing some intensive searching of the internet for explanations. Several threads in various gun forums...
I’ve never used VV powders either. They just aren’t available here. For around 158 gr at 900-1000 FPS I use Bullseye, Titegroup, and sometimes...
I called them a year or so back, and they told me that H4227 and IMR 4227 were indeed two different powders in the past, even though they...
For that I am grateful. They haven’t been real clear on IMR 4227 though. When they did away with H4227 you had some IMR 4227 on the market that...
Thanks. I like Hodgdon/IMR/Winchester powders a lot, but I’m not really a fan of their habit of selling the same powder with different names, or...
Well, I checked Hodgdon’s rifle data, and it was the same in 30 carbine for the two powders. So, I guess it would seem that they are the same, or...
I found a 1# can of W296 at a local gun shop today for $15. Somewhere in the back of my mind, I thought I remembered it being the same as H110,...
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