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Your 1st post intimates that "all 30-06 ammo is safe for a Garand". Your second post pretty much agrees with what others have been saying. Of course it was designed around M1 ball.
Here's a question for you -if pretty much all ammo is safe, whey do component manufacturers publish specific and separate data for service rifles? Are they guilty of poor writing skills and ignorance as well?
Not all commercial ammo is safe for a Garand. That's a fact. Not all powder burn rates are suitable for a Garand, that's also a fact.Always looking for vintage Winchester and Marlin lever action rifles. Looking to sell? Know of one for sale? Drop me a line!
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Your join date and general all around attitude leads me to believe that you were very recently banned. Brett is that you?It's not PTSD, it's nostalgia.Comment
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M1 ball is not M2 ball... they are different.Your 1st post intimates that "all 30-06 ammo is safe for a Garand". Your second post pretty much agrees with what others have been saying. Of course it was designed around M1 ball.
Here's a question for you -if pretty much all ammo is safe, whey do component manufacturers publish specific and separate data for service rifles? Are they guilty of poor writing skills and ignorance as well?
Not all commercial ammo is safe for a Garand. That's a fact. Not all powder burn rates are suitable for a Garand, that's also a fact.
Manufacturers publish moderate loads because people including reloaders are stupid and will do stupid things. They don't waste much time running all their powder's through a lab just to make garand data.
Please list what commercial ammo is unsafe for the garand.Comment
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I mean the gun was designed for .276 Pederson really....Calguns.net, where everyone responding to your post is a Navy Force Delta Recon 6 Sniperator.Comment
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I don't recall ever saying it was?
As a general statement, sure. But specifically, they publish separate Garand data because the Garand has specific requirements. They do, in fact, run lab tests for their components in regards to the Garand. Of course, you could actually call them like I did and actually talk to their techs.
Perhaps they were lying to me, perhaps they are lazy and ignorant. Perhaps they are not the authoritative source on their own components and data.Always looking for vintage Winchester and Marlin lever action rifles. Looking to sell? Know of one for sale? Drop me a line!
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If you add a ported gas plug, you can safely shoot any commercial ammo you want: https://www.garandgear.com/product/ported-gas-plug/
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Your linked articles stated it was designed for M2 ball....I don't recall ever saying it was?
As a general statement, sure. But specifically, they publish separate Garand data because the Garand has specific requirements. They do, in fact, run lab tests for their components in regards to the Garand. Of course, you could actually call them like I did and actually talk to their techs.
Perhaps they were lying to me, perhaps they are lazy and ignorant. Perhaps they are not the authoritative source on their own components and data.
Why don't you post those specific requirements for the garand?Comment
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You can already do that... PS it's not a plug...it's a gas cylinder lock screw.If you add a ported gas plug, you can safely shoot any commercial ammo you want: https://www.garandgear.com/product/ported-gas-plug/
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Don't think so.
Answer the question - do the component manufacturers list separate data for no good reason? Call and ask, like I did.
Stop arguing in circles.
Look, if you have a Garand and wanna beat it up with commercial ammo, have at it. It's your rifle. But unless you can link to an authoritative source that backs up your claim that all commercial ammo is OK in a Garand, then you haven't made your case. You made the claim - back it up. Hornady and Hodgdon both say otherwise. They make the powder, they make the bullets. Don't take my word for it - call them as I did.
Let's see - trust the component manufacturer's technical opinions, or take the word of some random internet expert. Tough choice.Always looking for vintage Winchester and Marlin lever action rifles. Looking to sell? Know of one for sale? Drop me a line!
"Give a conservative a pile of bricks and you get a beautiful city. Give a leftist a city and you get a pile of bricks."Comment
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You going to post the garand requirements or not?Don't think so.
Answer the question - do the component manufacturers list separate data for no good reason? Call and ask, like I did.
Stop arguing in circles.
Look, if you have a Garand and wanna beat it up with commercial ammo, have at it. It's your rifle. But unless you can link to an authoritative source that backs up your claim that all commercial ammo is OK in a Garand, then you haven't made your case. You made the claim - back it up. Hornady and Hodgdon both say otherwise. They make the powder, they make the bullets. Don't take my word for it - call them as I did.
Let's see - trust the component manufacturer's technical opinions, or take the word of some random internet expert. Tough choice.Comment
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Always looking for vintage Winchester and Marlin lever action rifles. Looking to sell? Know of one for sale? Drop me a line!
"Give a conservative a pile of bricks and you get a beautiful city. Give a leftist a city and you get a pile of bricks."Comment
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