I've got to get out there with you guys some day....AndyC wrote:Excellent!Pawpaw wrote:My daughter made a terrible mistake today. She let me go to Ammo Depot without supervision.![]()
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You do know that Mickey leases keys to his informal range on the banks of the Trinity river just east of Wilmer, right? No facilities whatsoever, but it's one place I can stretch the legs on my FAL out to 400 yards :)
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- Tue Jun 04, 2013 12:44 pm
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And.... get to know G26ster, who was very helpful in helping me get my own M1 Carbine figured out.G26ster wrote:Nice! Join the CMP Forum and post good pics of parts on the M1Garand and the M1 Carbine sub forums. They'll tell you exactly what you have as well as identify any non-USGI parts. I can help you on the M1 carbine if you'd like.Pawpaw wrote:My daughter made a terrible mistake today. She let me go to Ammo Depot without supervision.![]()
I came back with these:
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The Garand is a H&R and the carbine is a Winchester. Neither one looks to me like they've been arsenal refinished.
I'll start researching these soon. Does anyone have any good tips on where to start?