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Original WWII Springfield Stamped Bullet Guide for the M1 Garand. Original condition parts with Very Good-Excellent overall finish. WWII produced Stamped Bullet Guides DO NOT have the cresent notch as seen in the post war stamped bullet guides. Stamped Bullet guides are propper for M1 production rifles made from
I do not consider them forge numbers meaningless. They mean SA all the way. I have a 1.5mil SA restored and managed to find a bullet guide the was forged A 43. Everyone here has things that they prefer in their M1's (MTC29 is a HRA man), I myself prefer the numbered SA parts on my WW2 garands.
Dec 28, 2012 This is a discussion on M1 Bullet Guide 'Notch' within the Steel and Wood forums, part of the Rifle Forum category; I'm piecing together a M1 build. I notice The best guess I ever read was as a way to identify them vs the older bullet guides. I wanted a 308 Garand as close to a 'new' rifle as possible.
4 The bullet guide is a very important and often overlooked part on the M1 Garand. Having nothing to do with guiding bullets, this part sets the timing for releasing the op-rod catch when a clip is inserted. The bullet guide also acts as a strength member for the receiver legs. Two versions of this part have been produced.
Bullet Guide. Stamped, no markings, wide slot, no notch on side. I think this is a Springfield Type 3. That would imply: Approximate serial number range: 1,400,000 - 2,850,000. Manufacturing date range: March 1943 through May 1944. M1 Garand rifle bullet guide.
List if M1 Garand Draw numbers and manufacture dates. These figures are approxomite, from inspecting known Bullet Guides. Bullet Guide Stamped. These were used from s/n 2,900,000 to the end of WWII production. Bullet Guide Milled with side cuts in bends. These were used from s/n 1,000,000 to 2,200,000 mixed
Very Good-Excellent Condition Original Springfield Milled Bullet Guides for the M1 Garand. Milled Bullet guides are propper for M1 production rifles made from Jun 1941 thru mid May/June 1944 (ser# range 250,000 thru 2,95x,xxx). These are also common on later rifles and arsenal rebuilds. Several available so select
Oct 21, 2016 M1 Garand Bullet guide ID please. What do I have here? It was in a CMP Service grade made in Feb/ March 1945. (Receiver February, Barrel Default. Common WWII SA bullet Guide with forging numbers. Need to see close up pics taken from both sides and angles to identify what time frame it was used
M1 Garand HRA Bullet Guide Harrington & Richardson. M1 Garand HRA Bullet Guide Harrington & Richardson. HRA M1 Garand Stamped Bullet Guides. Post WWII production HRA Guides have notched side and "star" stake on timing leg, also has charcteristic chamfer on pin hole which is only found on HRA bullet guides
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