How many of ya'll have one? Thinking about picking one up if I can find a good deal on one.
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Just got one new in box from a friend that had several for a very good price. I'm looking forward to shooting it soon. It really is just a baby Garand, which is kind of cool to me. The rear peep is probably too large, which may be one of the "accuracy" knocks on the rifle, but I will check it out. The included 5 round mag is really small and disappears up into the stock, but it did come with scope rings if I decide to go that route. A 1x8 might be nice on it.
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I bought one years ago, and ended up selling it shortly after. I didn’t like the magazine system. I’m not sure if it was just mine, but it was hard to lock/angle the Mag in where it would feed smoothly.
Interestingly enough I went with a Socom 16 with the same type of magazine system and I have zero issues. But I do love my Socom
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Originally posted by IHaveAMustang View PostI bought one years ago, and ended up selling it shortly after. I didn’t like the magazine system. I’m not sure if it was just mine, but it was hard to lock/angle the Mag in where it would feed smoothly.
Interestingly enough I went with a Socom 16 with the same type of magazine system and I have zero issues. But I do love my Socom
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I had one for a short time. Accuracy was all over the place. Sold it.Last edited by FastFord19; 06-18-2020, 02:58 PM.
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Originally posted by FastFord19 View PostI had one for a short time. Accuracy was all over the place. Sold it.
I have been wanting one. I have two M1As and like the action so I figure I might like this gun.Originally posted by racrguyWhat's your beef with NPR, because their listeners are typically more informed than others?Originally posted by racrguyVoting is a constitutional right, overthrowing the government isn't.
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I had one back in the mid 90's. Beautiful gun and wish I still had it. Stainless steel with a folding Choate stock made it real compact. It was finicky about magazines and it to was all over with accuracy. Something about the thin profile barrel heating up after a lot of shooting.
Sounds like a good price especially if you want something different and doesn't look like a big black evil rifle. For me, I'd spend a little more money and get even a cheap AR.
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I have one my dad bought me when i was 8yo, he passed away a few years later so that gun is worth its weight in gold to me...i have put thousands of rounds into it over the years. Accuracy is decent until the barrel heats up and then its all over the place..they sell a barrel stabilizer for it that helps a lot
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had mine for about 20 years . dead on when i need it and great when i find a bunch of hogs in the pasture . dump 30 rounds into the pile quick . even my rem 3.06 will wonder off after about 10 rounds. only need one shot when hunting so no big deal . barrels get hot .
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Originally posted by Jose View PostI had one back in the mid 90's. Beautiful gun and wish I still had it. Stainless steel with a folding Choate stock made it real compact. It was finicky about magazines and it to was all over with accuracy. Something about the thin profile barrel heating up after a lot of shooting.
Sounds like a good price especially if you want something different and doesn't look like a big black evil rifle. For me, I'd spend a little more money and get even a cheap AR.
After reading a few reviews on various magazines for them I decided to try my luck on the Tapco 30 rd gen 2 mags which have great reviews...I was frustrated to find out that Tapco was shuttered in February and literally NOBODY has them in stock. Imagine my shock to find ONE vendor out of several hundred actually had some at the Dallas gun show. I bought 3 of them. If I don't like em I can probably sell them for a pretty penny
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