Wow! Very cool! Does it also come with the bayonet?
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- Thu Apr 30, 2020 7:11 pm
- Forum: Rifles & Shotguns
- Topic: Pictures of your "Brown Guns"
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- Sat Dec 16, 2017 2:14 am
- Forum: Rifles & Shotguns
- Topic: Pictures of your "Brown Guns"
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Re: Pictures of your "Brown Guns"
I agree. Nice sling! I got a cheaper nylon one called a “Rhodesian” sling based off a 2-point Ching sling. Yours makes me wish I would’ve paid extra for the leather one.The Annoyed Man wrote:It’s a Galco Safari “Ching Sling” - the type of sling recommended by Col Cooper himself for scout type rifles: https://www.galcogunleather.com/safari- ... _1257.htmlLiberty wrote:What is that sling you have on that GSR?The Annoyed Man wrote:Ruger Gunsite Scout (technically, dark gray, but it IS a wooden stock):
https://youtu.be/CKTC-OWuZ70
I love mine. The leather is still a little bit stiff because I haven’t actually used the sling very much in the field to carry and deploy the rifle, so it’s not fully broken in yet, but like most Galco products, it is exceptionally well made, and in my opinion, certainly worth the $80 they charge for it. I expect it to last as long as the rifle does. I have several other slings, mostly VTAC slings for my ARs, but this leather Ching sling is by far the nicest sling I have. If Ling New at Gunsite Academy says it works, then it works. I will tell you that you’ll spend a little time figuring out what adjustment settings work for you at your individual size. And because the brass studs and corresponding holes in the leather are meant to be left alone once your fit has been figured out, it’s a little bit of work to make those adjustments. But it does work exactly as advertised, and it makes for very stable shooting when away from the bench.
- Fri Dec 15, 2017 1:22 pm
- Forum: Rifles & Shotguns
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Re: Pictures of your "Brown Guns"
Oops. Meant to say Garand-safe .308 ammo like the rest of us who search for Garand-safe .30-06 ammo.
- Fri Dec 15, 2017 1:20 pm
- Forum: Rifles & Shotguns
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Re: Pictures of your "Brown Guns"
Awesome M1!! Looks just like mine, but I got a mid-50’s H&R in .30-06 a few years ago from the CMP. I also used boiled linseed oil on the stock. Need to apply some more, though.Scott B. wrote:If this is a dupe thread, I apologize. I searched but only found the black guns thread.
This little beauty showed up today. Mailed my paperwork the CMP on Dec 1. CC was charged on Dec 5. It's a reward for achieving a shooting goal and a little Christmas bonus rolled in one.
M1 Garand with a new barrel and stock, all parts reparkerized, and chambered in 308. It has a block to keep anybody from loading the wrong rounds. Receiver dates to 1955 ~ 1957, from Springfield Armory.
Put three coats of boiled linseed oil on throughout the day. I think it'll take some more. It's sitting in a warmed box overnight to see how it does. Had a smile on my face ever since I saw it coming off the truck.
So can you shoot any commercial .308 in yours? Or are you stuck searching for Garand-safe .30-06 ammo like the rest of us?