Why a garand over an m1a just out of curiosity. M1 garand needs clips to function and a very specific ammo type (or it breaks) vs the m1a which can run on any 7.62x51 or .308 and feeds from a modern and common box.
Quak - enlighten me - is the M1A not as dependent on powder pressure curves as the Garand?
I know the Garand is limited to powders between 4320 and 3031 without changing ports - how about the M1A?
