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    Modern Hunting Handloads for a Classic Service Rifle: The M1 Garand

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    Modern Hunting Handloads for a Classic Service Rifle: The M1 Garand

    We'll see what they say. But not getting any hopes that they will correct the author's opinions.
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    Modern Hunting Handloads for a Classic Service Rifle: The M1 Garand

    To many mistakes in the article. Cleary zero research was done prior to rushing to the print deadline...
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    M1 30cal Reloading

    M2 ball has nothing to do with the garand. It's also not lower pressure than commercial ammo. The old hunting ammo will blow up your garand myth is still that. A myth.
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    Federal is now making 150-grain 30.06 for Garands (and it works)

    Uh..the gas port is 1.5" from the muzzle in the garand. Which makes the garand very insensitive to different loadings. The oprod isn't easily bent using off the shelf ammo. It is bent however from lack of proper lubrication. Commercial ammo and milsurp ammo operates at the same pressures so...
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    Federal is now making 150-grain 30.06 for Garands (and it works)

    Somebody's gotta take pics for the "people of Walmart" website...!
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    Federal is now making 150-grain 30.06 for Garands (and it works)

    You've got the whole shelf at Walmart to choose from....
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    .308 vs. 7.62

    No.. Same ammo same max pressure. 308/762 is interchangeable since it's basically the same thing. And no... There is no such thing as mg ammo loaded to higher pressure than what was fired in the garand. There was no "mg ammo" at all.
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    Federal is now making 150-grain 30.06 for Garands (and it works)

    Still not needed
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    Discussion: Bought an M1A, Now What?

    The garand is by far less ammo sensitive than an M14.
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    Throwback Thursday: Shooting Steel-Cased Ammo In Your AR-15

    You should try it to see if your rifle likes it first. I've never had any issues at all with mine.
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    Throwback Thursday: Shooting Steel-Cased Ammo In Your AR-15

    Haven't had any issues with steel cases and will shoot up what I have left. Even reloaded some just for hunting use...no problems there either.
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    My first Garand - A snipah

    I thought I was in the Healthy discussions / disagreements are ok area with zero aggression noted anywhere?
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    My first Garand - A snipah

    Sorry..just pointing out a 1947 barrel isn't a D barrel. *Shrugs*
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    My first Garand - A snipah

    Talking about m1Ds here. Argumentative and posting information supporting your facts is two different things especially if someone else posts something that is lacking info or just plain wrong. That's called a discussion. No names are being called or attacking anyone. Just simply posting...
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    M1A Hunting ammo

    Right. .. which is exactly what CMP said... CMP just all said SAAMI spec is fine. Same thing I said.
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    M1A Hunting ammo

    Please explain how different commercial ammo is compared to milsurp ammo. Specifically how different are they?
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    M1A Hunting ammo

    You need to stop editing your posts after they have been replied to... Your pdf file doesn't contradict the CMP "warning". Unless you have a specific sentence that does....I haven't seen it.
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    M1A Hunting ammo

    The safest thing to do with new garand owner's is to TEACH them the facts .. especially about proper maintenance and lubrication. The oprod is damaged due to lack of lubrication not the commercial/milsurp ammo you shoot. End of story.
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    My first Garand - A snipah

    Chill? I'm extremely chill... Only one manufacturer was making barrels into the late 40s. Springfield armory.
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