M1 Garand in 7.62mm

[eighteenninetytwo]

Am I right in assuming that this is still C&R. I will be selling mine and need to know how to transfer it.

[hybridatsun350]

Are we talking 7.62x51 or 7.62x63?

[eighteenninetytwo]

Are we talking 7.62x51 or 7.62x63?

Sorry should have been specific. 7.62mm x51mm NATO. Actually I've never heard of x 63mm what on earth is that?

[NRAhighpowershooter]

Sorry should have been specific. 7.62mm x51mm NATO. Actually I've never heard of x 63mm what on earth is that?

7.62x63 is 30-06


and yes a 308 Garand would still be C&R as the US Navy had quite a few converted to 308

[dfletcher]

7.62x63 is 30-06


and yes a 308 Garand would still be C&R as the US Navy had quite a few converted to 308

What if the one he has isn't Navy - was done up from a 30.06 version? Still C & R or no?

[hybridatsun350]

Sorry should have been specific. 7.62mm x51mm NATO.

I was just being a smartass.

[NRAhighpowershooter]

What if the one he has isn't Navy - was done up from a 30.06 version? Still C & R or no?

yup still C&R

[eighteenninetytwo]

Thanks folks. I'll post it over on the Want to sell board if anyone's interested in checking it out.

[TRICKSTER]

Thanks folks. I'll post it over on the Want to sell board if anyone's interested in checking it out.

If it's built on a G.I. receiver, its C&R. Springfield Armory made commercial versions that are not 50 years old in 30-06 and 308 and they are not C&R.