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Recently ran across this magazine -fed Garand and wondered if this was one of Tim's. It is in 7.62 with a barrel Stamping "7.62 Nato M11" over an earlier stamping And "48353 A191A P"
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Stock looks like an M-14/M1A.
Any opinions about this one?
Let's look inside and see. I can't tell anything from the outside but I'd doubt it's mine.
I wish I could, Tim. Currently at an on-line auction and pretty much what you see is what is available, information wise.Quote:
Originally Posted by timshufflin
I *think* the "M11" rifles were made by a guy in Georgia - but don't recall this moment. I don't recall hearing much bad about them though.
Eli
I thought it was that guy in Virginia that died a few years ago. I forget his name.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
I think the "M11" is a barrel stamping. It may relate to the type of 7.62 barrel it is...ei, whether it has a 7.62 x 51 chamber insert or is originally chambered for 7.62 x 51.
I've googled "7.62 x 51 M11" barrel stamping, but am still trying to figure out what it means. I'm a bit concerned that it appears to be an overstamp of some sort.
Wasn't the guy's name Bland or something like that?
Yes his name was bland and i believe he has passed. I remember seeing some of his work on another forum.
http://m14forum.com/steel-wood/64470...eed-bland.html
here is the article
Thanks for posting that. Saw that post some time back....kind of a good history of M1G mag conversions.Quote:
Originally Posted by garandtom
Good to go over it again.
Greg