you have to be careful with either garands or the carbines. if left alone in the safe, they tend to breed and produce new ones.
from the pictures, some of you guys have done a good job on the wood.
my first experience with a garand was at about age ll. up deer hunting relative said i needed a little more rifle that my winchester 94. handed me a garand. i had to rest it on a fence post to shoot it. Was in awe, never went away.
that rifle disappeared in his family some where, he was always a little shy about it. i suspect it might have been confiscated at the end of WWII.
Last edited by RoninPhx; 09/23/19.
