org57 Well-Known Member * Joined Jan 7, 2011 Messages 326 Reaction score 4 Sep 19, 2019 #1 Have restored my brother's gift of a 1942 Springfield WWII M1 GARAND, sorry if not in right forum.
B Buck Conner1 Well-Known Member Joined Oct 20, 2015 Messages 4,592 Reaction score 558 Sep 19, 2019 #2 Now you have a real "thumb catcher" big time, have done that a few times over the years.
org57 Well-Known Member * Joined Jan 7, 2011 Messages 326 Reaction score 4 Sep 19, 2019 #3 yes, been there done that, Fired one when in basic training, did 21 years in Army, am now 60% disabled vet.
yes, been there done that, Fired one when in basic training, did 21 years in Army, am now 60% disabled vet.
L LR Well-Known Member Joined Apr 23, 2019 Messages 113 Reaction score 42 Sep 24, 2019 #4 Now go out and get it dirty. A Garand does not deserve to sit in a glass case. It needs to be fired and fielded. Nice looking service rifle you have there!
Now go out and get it dirty. A Garand does not deserve to sit in a glass case. It needs to be fired and fielded. Nice looking service rifle you have there!
mark1945 Well-Known Member * Joined Aug 20, 2015 Messages 446 Reaction score 176 Sep 25, 2019 #5 Love those Garands, Shot my first one in Basic at Ft Polk in 63. Carried one for awhile at Ft Huachuca , till they gave us M1 Carbines. Have one of each in my gun safe now .Still get them out and shoot . Last edited: Sep 25, 2019
Love those Garands, Shot my first one in Basic at Ft Polk in 63. Carried one for awhile at Ft Huachuca , till they gave us M1 Carbines. Have one of each in my gun safe now .Still get them out and shoot .