Nov 7, 2024
12:00:35pm
12:00:35pm
Part of it is the heavier wood stock, it absorbs recoil. A M1903 is fun to shoot alongside a Garand, especially if you
have stripper clips to load it, a bit more interaction with the bolt than vs. a semi-auto.
But yeah, they are tons of fun. It's a bit heavy for younger kids, but once they hit 12 or so, they can handle a Garand and they just love the sound it makes and the thud and impact on metal targets 100-200 yards out with iron sites.
It's so much fun.
But yeah, they are tons of fun. It's a bit heavy for younger kids, but once they hit 12 or so, they can handle a Garand and they just love the sound it makes and the thud and impact on metal targets 100-200 yards out with iron sites.
It's so much fun.
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My kids love history. I joined the CMP and grabbed an M1 Garand. Everyone has been hooked since then.
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