"Another example of why people are confused about garand ammo."
I referenced "Lanes Tips" which is not generally accessable now. They have been moved moved to the web archive wayback machine. It covers 1903, 03A3, 1917, M1, M14, 1911, Mossberg Trainers and many more of "how to's". The tips are from military armorers like Gus Fisher and Dick Culver plus many knowledgable shooters. Lanes tips are still available at the below; copy and past in your browser:
http://web.archive.org/web/20020705092507/http://www.jouster.com/lanestips/
If you are interested in the old wooden warriors and mil surps in general, you might go there and download any or all that interest you. By virtue of the fact they are archived (takes up storage space) If you don't copy them now, they may be gone, and invaluable information from those that actually worked on these items will be lost.
I referenced "Lanes Tips" which is not generally accessable now. They have been moved moved to the web archive wayback machine. It covers 1903, 03A3, 1917, M1, M14, 1911, Mossberg Trainers and many more of "how to's". The tips are from military armorers like Gus Fisher and Dick Culver plus many knowledgable shooters. Lanes tips are still available at the below; copy and past in your browser:
http://web.archive.org/web/20020705092507/http://www.jouster.com/lanestips/
If you are interested in the old wooden warriors and mil surps in general, you might go there and download any or all that interest you. By virtue of the fact they are archived (takes up storage space) If you don't copy them now, they may be gone, and invaluable information from those that actually worked on these items will be lost.
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