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In addition to the Schuster, there is a similar device from Garand Gear. It is a ported plug that reduces pressure about 30%, but I don't believe it is tunable.
Who all has a Garand?
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I have a couple of CMP Garands, both post WWII. First one is an H&R that seems to have all original parts, except the stock was replaced at one point by the military. You can see handling marks, perhaps some from where a soldier seated bullets in the clip by striking it against the rifle. The second one is an International Harvester Corp. Garand. The IHC Granad has few original parts; the receiver and the bolt and a few other parts. However, it has NOS Springfield parts (barrel, sights, and some internals). The barrel was made during WWII and appears to be surplus. The stock is a new CMP stock with the CMP cartouche. Both are great shooters. Too bad there are no or few government records as to where these rifles were used. Oh, and the H&R still has the original Arms Room number on it.
This is my son shooting the H&R Garand a few years ago. The ejection path (behind 3 o'clock) shows lack of lubrication so I was sure to grease all of the moving parts afterwards.
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This is a great thread; love the pics!
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@dreadpirate, what kind of accuracy do your Garands get?
Not 100% sure as I shoot with them informally. I am going to guess they are like 2 MOA guns if you could scope them. Probably more like 3 or so with irons from a prone or bench.
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