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  • #16
    sephy
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2007
    • 1146

    My service grade HRA is awesome. I got one of the new stocks which I actually prefer. It shoots straight and functions perfectly.

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    • #17
      as_rocketman
      CGSSA Leader
      • Jan 2011
      • 3057



      Some questions have easy answers: Yes, you should get one.

      RWVA / Appleseed is one good way to qualify for the CMP requirements, if you don't already (see the Calguns Appleseed forum for more). Once you have the paperwork, dealing with the CMP is almost painless.
      Riflemen Needed.

      Ask me about Appleseed! Send a PM or see me in the Appleseed subforum.

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      • #18
        drifter001
        Senior Member
        • May 2010
        • 2195

        thanks everyone for all the feedback...the garand is one of my all time favorite rifles if not my favorite sooooooo im pretty pumped about getting one
        Fir Na Tine

        http://www.socalsubies.com/?referrerid=5243

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        • #19
          mindwip
          Senior Member
          • Mar 2008
          • 1576

          3 Carbines and 3 Garands, CMP rules. You live nearish me. If you are not sure about it PM me and i will be more then happy to meet up and let you shoot mine.


          I only shoot my field grade which is one of the lower graded ones. But even a field grade is in great condition. Just a few character marks on the stock.
          Last edited by mindwip; 02-01-2012, 7:50 PM.
          NRA Member and Pistol Instructor, CGN/CGF supporter and CRPA Member. Time to put your money where your mouth is.

          Current goal; become a Appleseed Rifleman.

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          • #20
            MudCamper
            Veteran Member
            • Mar 2007
            • 4595

            You may have to tinker with a CMP Garand. They are OLD and may have some worn out springs or parts that should be replaced. I recently got a CMP Garand. First time out, it would eject the clip after only 3 rounds fired. Did a search and learned I needed a new clip latch spring. Got that, and it solved the problem. Next it had failures to extract/feed, so I replaced the op-rod spring. Haven't had a chance to test it but I bet it will solve it. I don't mind having to do these minor repairs, as it helps me learn how the gun is engineered. And I'm not surprised to find some worn out springs on a 50+ year old rifle! (Actually, my receiver is is from 1942, which makes that part 70 years old, which to me is just cool.)

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            • #21
              me109g4
              Senior Member
              • Mar 2011
              • 615

              Surprised to read the above,, when i was a vollunteer there many yrs. ago, twice a week we would take a truck filled with racks of Garands to a local gunshop which had a rifle test rack with a bullet trap attached and we would run a full clip through each gun. We brought enough extra bits that if we had a finnicky one it could be fixed on the spot. As volunteeers we had a rivalry going to see if we could get the least failures to function vs. the CMP armourers. The vollunteers frequently came out ahead as we were super finicky. As a reward for a week of free labour we werre allowed to pick our own rifles, we still had to pay for them but we picked our own! Great times. JT

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              • #22
                johnny_22
                CGN/CGSSA Contributor - Lifetime
                CGN Contributor - Lifetime
                • Oct 2005
                • 2180

                Beautiful...

                Originally posted by CWUSCG
                So help me....If they sell out of Correct grade M1 Garands before I can get my hands on one!!!

                A)Good for you and everyone else!
                B)I'll be really upset!
                I bought my correct grade almost 10 years ago. It is so beautiful. Whenever it is at the range, other shooters stop and ask about it. I always tell them CMP is the way to go.
                Please, join the NRA.
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                • #23
                  Eljay
                  Veteran Member
                  • Oct 2005
                  • 4985

                  They do still test them but sometimes these spring problems are on again / off again. It's always good to just pick up a new spring pack (Orion 7 has good ones) and just swap out all of the springs on the initial breakdown/clean/grease session. Saves any weirdness later.

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