Garand questions
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Just got back from the Whittington Center. We spent two days shooting about anything you can imagine, from .22's to .38 Spl to .45 ACP to 25-06 and 45-70.
We spent this morning at the high power rifle silhouette range. I put 18 clips of ammo through my Garand before I finally had to give up about 12:30. Shoulder is awful tender this evening. Shooting with open sights and hitting the 500 meter rams is a blast!
Sisco, good and bad news about my brothers Garand. Good news, it's in great shape and a good shooter. Bad news, it shot so well he's keeping it.
Oh well. I told him to be on the lookout for another.
He says a good buy in Albuquerque on a nice rifle is $675-725. The collector grades will have asking prices over $1000.
We spent this morning at the high power rifle silhouette range. I put 18 clips of ammo through my Garand before I finally had to give up about 12:30. Shoulder is awful tender this evening. Shooting with open sights and hitting the 500 meter rams is a blast!
Sisco, good and bad news about my brothers Garand. Good news, it's in great shape and a good shooter. Bad news, it shot so well he's keeping it.
Oh well. I told him to be on the lookout for another.
He says a good buy in Albuquerque on a nice rifle is $675-725. The collector grades will have asking prices over $1000.
varoadking
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CMP- its the only way to go unless you want to pay 2x for a new Springfield
Not exactly:
http://groups.msn.com/WestTexasOrdnance/m1garand.msnw
Clayton builds a great Garand using USGI receivers and parts, with new commercial barrels and stocks. IMHO, this is the very best value in a Garand, and you can have it in .308 if you so desire.
Not exactly:
http://groups.msn.com/WestTexasOrdnance/m1garand.msnw
Clayton builds a great Garand using USGI receivers and parts, with new commercial barrels and stocks. IMHO, this is the very best value in a Garand, and you can have it in .308 if you so desire.
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