Recent content by dredd

I have a Socom 16 and a Standard. I would like to pick up a Scout Squad as well. Congrat's on the new rig!

If you get it on the books, it eventually ships. .38-55 and .44WCF took the longest for me. I think it was about 6 months. I have always been happy with their Brass and Service.

Okay.... I live under a rock. I didn't know Inland was making M1 30 Carbines until I saw an advertisement. I looked up their info out of curiosity. In the FAQ's: The M1 Carbine is a very reliable firearm, however, like any firearm, you may experience a malfunction. How many rounds have been...

Until they out number the number of cartridges you load, you are not a collector.

I was not aware of that. Thanks.

PPU and S&B also have Garand specific ammo.

Mark..... If you get one, keep in mind that it likes Hot Ammo. The only off the shelf ammo mine will cycle is the Hornady LeverEvolution. I haven't worked up any hand loads yet.

This came up in a previous thread. There was some interesting data that some folks posted, but things spun out of control and that info vanished. I'd like to see this discussed again in a civil manner, so it doesn't get locked and deleted.

I picked up a Griffin Bushwhacker 46 Universal a few years ago and have been very happy with it. It is not Hollywood Movie quiet, but it definitely takes a big bite out of the noise and recoil. I haven't run any Sub-Sonics thru it. My favorite rig to run it on, is my 45 Raptor. I'm sure there...

I have had great success with S&B in rifle and pistol. As mentioned above, PPU doesn't suck. I have been pleasantly surprised with it in rifles. Way way back when.... I started buying S&B to plink with in .308 AR I had just built and saved all of the brass. It has reloaded very well for me.

I was able to pick up a nice used Henry .41 Mag. after I had already loaded for my Pistol. I load the Hornday #41000 (210/gr XTP) Make sure the bolt closes easily on the rifle with your loads before you go into full production. I had to change the seating depth for my loads to chamber without...

Thanks for all of the replies. I about "internetted" (made that up) myself blind reading up on and researching the Garand. I was prepared for what I was going to hear at the range or on various forms. LOL

I was finally able to break free and get to the range on Saturday. I love the rifle and it shot great. I need to get "smoother" with my loading technique. I keep my palm where it belongs to prevent eating my thumb, but I'm definitely not as fast and slick as the folks in the videos. LOL Now...

I am very happy with my GP-100 .357

Was it Hornady that did the great April Fools with the Bullet Cameras? They put a lot of effort into that. It was awesome! LOL