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I got to shoot a 100 round belt through a full auto M1919A4 about 15 years ago :D . What a rush.

.30-06 168 grain Sierra Match King BTHP

I clean mine like I clean all my others, when I get home.

In 1988 I passed up a used $500 M1A. Have been kicking myself ever since...:banghead:

I grew up shooting my friends 18" Remington M788 w/Redfield 3x9 AccuTrac. Made a great camp/scout gun.

I too picked up my Garand domestically chambered for .308 (SA circa 1943); and immediately had it re-barreled for .30-06 to go with my Win M70. I then proceeded to convert it to M-1C standard, it hurt to drill and tap the receiver, but she rocks to 500 yards with the mil-spec barrel. Except...

I'd have to say no because 5.45 x 39mm is and will always be hard to get. Grab a Romanian AK-47 instead.

mustanger98, that's just a pic off the web while I was at work. But mine is a Winchester M70 in .30-06:evil:

It goes bang every time.

nvshooter, I was looking at your tagline. Can you imagine what WW2 would have been like with the anti-American lame stream media whores today? :fire:

125 grain JHP. Best rated one shot stop .357 magnum round ever made.

Hodgdon's Titegroup for my .38, .357, .44 Spl, .44 Mag and .45 ACP. Hodgdon H4895 or IMR 4895 for my .223 and .30-06.

Phantom, you are correct, that was a typo and has been corrected. Damn editor! He's being flogged as we speak and is scheduled to be keel-hauled under an aircraft carrier tomorrow. He'll never make THAT mistake again...:evil:

Thanks Nem. Came here by way of Halffast's "Lights Out" novel. Love the forum and plan to stay if ya'll will have me. And all you'll get from me is Jonney Walker Black, .44 Mags, .45 ACPs, 3" Mag Slugs, and .30-06s! Hope I fit in...:D Where about's in the NW you from?

IMHO, EVERYONE needs the standard 5 gun battery. 1. A wheel gun. What can't you say about a good ol' fashion revolver? I prefer a .38/.357 but the .44 Special/.44 Magnum works good too. 2. As money allows a mil-spec auto loader is a must. 9mm are cute, but once the hollow points run...

Your choice of the K-frame was excellent. I always start my "students" out on revolvers without exception. Crawl...walk...run...in that order; and a suprising number actually stick with a revolver instead of going to an automatic.