M1 Garand Tanker
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Beautiful!
And lightweight!
Awesome!
I think that is the only Garand I have ever seen that I liked. Very nice!
This really is a beautiful weapon ! Unfortunately this is a dream that I can not carry on my country. There are five weapons I would love to have but will never be possible with the laws we have here . Weapons are : .30 M1 Carbine, Garand , M14 , M16 / M4 and Ruger 44 Magnum Deerfield...
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Congratulations friend! An excellent rifle!
I'm very happy for you! Long live freedom !
Hogdaddy
St. Petersburg, Florida
What's unlawful about the M1Carbine? M1Garand? Now you could add the FnFal
Hogdaddy
St. Petersburg, Florida
Glad I ain't in Brazil.
This was me with my father's M1 - Marine Staff Sgt that fought at Inchon. I fire my M1 Garand on a regular basis and God help anyone that ever tries to take it away from me!
Hello friends!
Just to let you know how are the laws here , referring to the allowed sizes for use of civilians :
I - Handguns: repetition or semi -automatic , whose common ammunition has , in barrel output power up to 300 foot-pounds or 407 Joules and their ammunition , such as the .22 LR caliber , .25 Auto, .32 Auto, .32 S & W , .38 SPL and .380 Auto;
II - Rifles (long guns): repetition or semi -automatic , whose common ammunition has , in barrel output power up to a 1000foot-pounds or 1355 Joules and their ammunition , for example , caliber .22 LR , .32-20 , .38-40, 38 SPL and .44-40 ;
III - Shotguns: repetition or semi -automatic , 12 caliber , with barrel length equal to or greater than 24 inches; the smaller caliber, any barrel length.
For those who want to use other calibers , for example: 243 win , win 308 , 300 Win Mag for rifles or .40 S & W , .45 ACP , 357 Magnum, 44 Magnum for handguns, these calibers are only released for sport shooters or hunters - a special license is required which is controlled by the Army and must be renewed every two years.
It is sad but true...
Just to let you know how are the laws here , referring to the allowed sizes for use of civilians :
I - Handguns: repetition or semi -automatic , whose common ammunition has , in barrel output power up to 300 foot-pounds or 407 Joules and their ammunition , such as the .22 LR caliber , .25 Auto, .32 Auto, .32 S & W , .38 SPL and .380 Auto;
II - Rifles (long guns): repetition or semi -automatic , whose common ammunition has , in barrel output power up to a 1000foot-pounds or 1355 Joules and their ammunition , for example , caliber .22 LR , .32-20 , .38-40, 38 SPL and .44-40 ;
III - Shotguns: repetition or semi -automatic , 12 caliber , with barrel length equal to or greater than 24 inches; the smaller caliber, any barrel length.
For those who want to use other calibers , for example: 243 win , win 308 , 300 Win Mag for rifles or .40 S & W , .45 ACP , 357 Magnum, 44 Magnum for handguns, these calibers are only released for sport shooters or hunters - a special license is required which is controlled by the Army and must be renewed every two years.
It is sad but true...
You are absolutely right !
Got to,shoot the Garand . It shoots like a dream. Scout scopes will take some getting use to 3" to 4" group at 100 yds. Extractor is marking brass. No pressure signs. Loaded a gr under starting point. It throws they about 2 o'clock. Clips goes straight up ping. I really like this rifle.
