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  • #31
    M. Sage
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    • Jul 2006
    • 19759

    Originally posted by 7x57
    I was going to say that. It's a little conflicting since I love the semi-auto Garand just as it is in .30-06. But the M14 might have had usable full-auto in .276 Pedersen, and we might have ended up with a better-balanced carbine round (as the British tried to push with .280 British).

    7x57
    Actually, that was the part that MacArthur did get rid of; the detachable magazine. It "didn't look soldierly" and the magazine would be in the way for drill. I don't think it was Big Mac who shot down the .276 round, though.
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      dwa
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      • Apr 2008
      • 2452

      Originally posted by M. Sage
      Actually, that was the part that MacArthur did get rid of; the detachable magazine. It "didn't look soldierly" and the magazine would be in the way for drill. I don't think it was Big Mac who shot down the .276 round, though.
      i was under the impression his fingerprints were all over dropping the .276 for the reason that there were millions of .30-06 in the inventory already.
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