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Schuster adjustable gas plug allows versatility to handle any ammo in an M1 (7.62 NATO or .30-06 GOVT).

http://www.schustermfg.com/m1-garand-adjustable-gas-plug/
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Yep, on my belt every day in a high ride sheath.

winning! :-0

Yes, I would.
Yes, I have.
Very little trouble, have I experienced in doing so.
Yes, I may continue, if direction or desire leads me on...

Shortage? What shortage? :kidding:

Had a plenty and shot a plenty before, during and after...still have a plenty. :-D

American Rifleman comes with NRA life membership.
Guns Magazine got me with a *7 years for $35* deal about a year ago...couldn't resist that deal.
That's it at the moment.

I build shelves, workbenches, tool boxes, gun racks, powder magazines, target frames and the like.
I assemble and customize firearms of many types.
I fit and modify, file and grind, Dremel and...

I hardly ever remember the date unless it's Pearl Harbor Day or something.

Right now, I know it's December and Christmas is coming...that is good enough until I fill out the next 4473 or write a...

Might I add...it is also a treat, in this day and age, to buy a high quality, hand (and machine) crafted, American made product from a company built up by the original founder, which is family run,...

A tip that saves me grief with Dillon powder measure:
Say I want a 5.0 grain powder charge of WIN231, for example.
I weigh out 5.0 grains and dump it into the empty powder measure.
I then adjust...

The short answer is "yes."

I'll add some more Baer love to this thread...
Years ago, I sold 6 used Colts to buy 3 new Baers and never looked back.
However, I would not sell 3 used Baers to buy 1...

It's easy and with no problems!
Saeco 221 gas checked and lubed around 65 grains in weight, sized .225"
Around 20 grains of IMR4895 or 14 grains of RL7 and ~2060 fps (carbine barrel) is bliss....

New ideas - innovation - research and development - testing and evaluation - production - marketing - capitalism - choice

These things MAGA!

Enjoy your pistol and carry on with all your good...

Quality optics are important to me, the older I get.
I own a Leupold and several Trijicon units.
I mentioned owning a Trijicon to a fellow earlier this year and he said, "that's a rich man's...

Fantastic!
Glad you have happy memories of your friend and hopefully, your dad.
Belgian Browning A5's are awfully nice, in my experience.
Be Well.

You win the innerwebs for yesterday!!! Fine job.
I'm so jelly... [smilie=l:

Personally, I prefer Death Hunt but it's hard to argue with Wildey.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082247/

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I appreciate the thorough and detailed rundown of *what you did* and *what happened* ...plus the pic.
Very nice work!

I picked up a 9 oz. (?) jug of it for $5 at a gunshow, about 2 years ago, and use it for light cast wadcutter loads.
My wife enjoys them in her S&W 38 special snub, they are clean and accurate....

Nope.

But I can't find proof...

Looks fantastic! I'll save my pennies and someday my chrono will come in.

http://www.gunsandammo.com/gear-accessories/review-labradar-doppler-radar-chronograph/
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Thank goodness for an answer steeped in eloquence rather than my *square peg / round hole* answer to the OP.

Trying to chamber a cartridge ~1.6" into a revolver chambered for a cartridge ~1.25" may be an exercise in futility...moon clips or not.

YMMV

Pre 14 & 15 Masterpieces were not designed for +P.

Will the gun be damaged by a *steady diet* of hot loads?
Probably not, but maybe...why abuse that sweet old steel?
Find a revolver rated for...

Why not pick up a .45 caliber wadcutter mold?

Saeco 453 (not my photo)

http://i1202.photobucket.com/albums/bb374/DougGuy/Reloading/20160715_024106%20Custom_zpsdbzl42bh.jpg