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Garand Collectors Association Journal - Spreadsheet Search Created and Maintained by Eric A. Nicolaus - Email: [email protected] A B C D E F G H 1 Journal Issue Month / Year First Key Word or Phrase Second Key Word or Phrase Third Key Word or Phrase Fourth Key Word or Phrase Fifth Key Word or Phrase Sixth Key Word or Phrase 2 35-2-3 Spring 2021 Fake M82 Telescope Reproductions Sold By SARCO Logo Block - M82 Versus Fake M82 Fakes So Far in 40,000 Number Range Table of Fakes Versus Actual M82 3 35-2-9 Spring 2021 Not Your Typical McCoy Garand DonMcCoy Match-Conditioned Garand Beretta Mfg Danish Gevaer 50 or GV/50 PB Numbering on Parts DonMcCoy's Trigger Signature See Also Spring 2012 Article 4 35-2-11 Spring 2021 More Than a Rifle Combat Stories Told Thru An M1 Garand Joe Drago Combat Experiences 22 Stories Spanning Europe / Pacific Actual Soldier Accounts 5 35-2-13 Spring 2021 Birthday Rifles IHC w/LMR Barrel IHC Gap Letter w/ Month and Year Greek Return Rifles Shooting the CMP Games 6 35-2-15 Spring 2021 The EM-62 Garand Erquiaga Arms Company EMFA-62 Erquiaga Modified Full Auto Model 62 M14 / FN/FAL Magazine Numerous Comparison Pics 7 35-2-19 Spring 2021 Marine Corps Official Accounts M1 Garand at Iwo Jima Climate Conditions Impact on Performance Malfunctions / AP Ammunition M7 Grenade Launcher Headstone Marker 8 35-2-25 Spring 2021 GCA Rifle Teams National Matches at Camp Perry Matches Run at 50% Capacity Many Unknowns Guidelines and Changes Website for National Matches 9 35-2-27 Spring 2021 GCA Rifle Teams Assignments and Duties National Trophy Team Match National Infantry Trophy Match Rattle Battle Team MakeUp 10 35-2-29 Spring 2021 Firearms News Ammo Tests Firearms News January 2021 Issue 2,400 Round .30-06 Ammunition "The Mother of All Garand Ammo Tests" 7 Page Article 11 35-2-30 Spring 2021 Holding History Joining the GCA Receiving 1st M1 Garand from CMP Description of M1 Rifle Battles A Piece of History 12 35-2-31 Spring 2021 Plinking Fedord Import Stamps Unfinished M1D Mount and Flash Hider Krag Bayonet Headspace for 7.62MM Bushing Insert 13 35-2-33 Spring 2021 GCA Support Civilian Marksmanship Program Shooting Sports Support CMP Scholarship Committee USPS Statement of Ownership 14 35-2-34 Spring 2021 Go for Broke! 442nd Combat Team Personal War Experiences "Lost Battalion" German Submarine Capture Lost Battalion Painting 15 35-2-37 Spring 2021 Board of Directors Election Candidate Bios in 8/20/2021 Internet Voting Vote Certification 12/10/2021 Email Address Change 16 35-2-42 Spring 2021 M1 Member Memories Shooting at the Town Dump M1 Garand Hunting 1950s FMJ Surplus Ammo The right Ammo for Hunting 17 35-1-3 Winter 2020 A Rare Type 2 National Match M1? Springfield Armory Ordnance Vans National Match Bedding Armory Vans at Camp Perry 7 Years Bisonite Bedding Performed Match Conditioned Rifles 18 35-1-6 Winter 2020 Headspace and Ammunition Gages Steel Heddle Manufacturing Company 16 Gage Set Start 1.94 - End 1.955 Case Forming / Sizing Dies Check Die Alignment / Wear 19 35-1-9 Winter 2020 Don't Blame John Garand Detailed List of Requirements T1920, Model 1921, ,276 Caliber Cartridge John D. Pederson en bloc Clip T1E2 Rifle Fabricated / Tested Internal / Block Magazine 20 35-1-15 Winter 2020 A Happy CMP Customer Almost a NM Rifle 1954 NM Barrel NM Op Rod NM Rear Sight 1961 NM Triangle Code 21 35-1-17 Winter 2020 The Vickers Pederson Pederson Rifle Royalty of $1.25 Each 1929 T3E2 Garand Testing Versus Pederson Vickers Pederson Rifles Rare Belated Demand Price $10K to $20K Pictoral Comparison 22 35-1-22 Winter 2020 RIA Auction December 202 Increased On Line Sales Due Covid-19 HRA Guage Gun Japan Type 5 Semi-Auto Rifle Other Rifle Lot Prices Illustrated 23 35-1-27 Winter 2020 Stock Art Harold Chrismon Pyro-Grafix, Texas City, Texas Multiple Image Detailed Art John Garand Illustration 24 35-1-31 Winter 2020 GCA Rifle Giveaway 11 November 2020 Drawing Steve Rutlege Contacted Winners Winners Ron Janning / Andy Marchant Jim Adell Certified Range Instructor 25 34-4-3 Fall 2020 DCM M1 Rifle 4203002 One in Your Lifetime Multiple Pictures Marlin BarrelOfficial Data Sheet Cartouche Markings Red "82" 26 34-4-10 Fall 2020 My Favorite Garand Muzzle Erosion Required New Barrel Reparkerized Rifle Prized Possession Rebarreled with 1944 Barrel 27 34-4-13 Fall 2020 A Day on the Range With a Marine and His Son WWII and Korean War Use Piece of American History Combine History with Shooting Sports 28 34-4-15 Fall 2020 Gage, Operating Rod, M1 Setting Angle of Bends "Live" Op Rod .30 SAR M1 G2382 Rod Oper Assem D35382 (NM) Oper 2 & 10 Angle of Bends 29 34-4-17 Fall 2020 Import Marks and Their Importers T.S.A. Galax, VA Blue Sky Productions, Inc., Arlington, VA INTRAC Arms, Knoxville, TN Century Arms Int, St. Albans, VT SAMCO, Miami, FL 30 34-4-19 Fall 2020 Memories of Springfield Armory "Boron Treated Carbon Steel" Boron replaced Ni, Cr, Mo Alloy Elements Hardening, Tempering, Carburizing Eight "Test" Rifles Assembled Boron Parts Never Used 31 34-4-22 Fall 2020 A Lucky Find: X6001268 National Match Rifle All NM Markings Correct Original Sales Record Obtained "X" Prefix 32 34-4-24 Fall 2020 GCA History Richard Deane December 1, 1986 Ltr 80 Members in the Association Today there are over 23,000 200 Member Goal Originally 33 34-4-25 Fall 2020 They Just Keep Coming! Philippine Army 4th Special Forces 18 Firearms Surrendered 10 Garand Rifles Hadji Muhtamad, Basilan, P.I. 34 34-4-27 Fall 2020 A Very Early McCoy Match M1 Non-Hooded Aperture "NM 595" "1384" stamped parts Various Markings Shown in Pictures Mac Built Rifle Note Dated 20 Feb 86 35 34-4-29 Fall 2020 Grandpa's Bayonet Creamed Chip Beef on Toast Concentration Camp Liberation Bayonet and M1 Manual Various Pictures 36 34-4-31 Fall 2020 Plinking Daughter Katie Holds a Garand 1980 M1D Sniper Training in Germany Demils SA 1409809 2010 CMP Imports Bayonets Mismarked Barrel 37 34-3-3 Summer 2020 Breda Italian Tipo 2 M1D Rifles 4 Rifles Examined 7.62mm NATO Conversion Crates, Scopes, Flash Hider, Scope Bag Multiple Pictures 38 34-3-9 Summer 2020 Rifle Dope Baseline Windage & Elevation Data 1 Click = 1 Inch at 100 Yards Example of Recorded Data Combination Scorebook & Rifle Dope Danish Rifle Sticker 39 34-3-12 Summer 2020 U.S. Smallarms of World War II Bruce Canfield 860-Page Definitive Book Shotguns, Pistols, Rifles, Knifes Mortars, Machineguns, Bazookas Grenades, Flamethrowers 40 34-3-13 Summer 2020 The Greatest Battle Implement A Living History Project PFC Zabbia Purple Heart Posthumous Duchess County NY Historical Society Military History Student Involvement 41 34-3-17 Summer 2020 The Collector Dilemma Serial 10761 M1 Rifle Gas Trap Rebuilt to Gas Port Rock Island Rebuild Double Keystone Spring Multiple Pictures 42 34-3-21 Summer 2020 The Saipan Garands Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) 3 Years Paperwork to return US Rifles 19 Rifles - 6 Winchesters 13 SA Multiple Pics and Documents 43 34-3-25 Summer 2020 Demilitarization The Beat Went On Multiple demilled M1 Garand Receivers Captain Crunch Demiling Machine Destruction of Krags, O3s, M1s 44 34-3-27 Summer 2020 Pakistani 8mm M1 Conversions 7.92x57mm Ammunition Conversion Kyber Pakhtunkha Region (KPK) Some .30-06 Ammo Still Available Pakistan Received 189,326 M1 Rifles 45 34-3-29 Summer 2020 National Museum Opening United States Army Located at Fort Belvoir VA "Teahan's Garand" Serial Number XX20576 Gas Trap Garand 1630 46 34-2-3 Spring 2020 Spring Tune Up For Your M1 Garand Rifle Op Rod Spring Exam and Replacement Op Rod Piston Measurements Gas Cylinder Gaging Disassembly / Assembly 47 34-2-8 Spring 2020 GCA Scholarship $1,000 Scholarship John C. Garand Scholarship Springfield Technical Community Col GCA Donation of $10,000 Applications Through CMP 48 34-2-9 Spring 2020 Another 1954 National Match Garand Two Rifles in Consideration National Match Rifle, 1st Type Glass Bedding Type I National Match Docs 49 34-2-12 Spring 2020 Two Methods of Demilitarization Torch Cutting Shearing (Chopping) Rock Island Smelting Demil by "Captain Crunch" Demilling at Anniston 50 34-2-13 Spring 2020 Grand Forks Camp Perry Rifle Team National WWII Museum New Orleans Louisiana T105 Rear Sights Lockbar Sight Donations 4D " Beyond All Boundaries" 51 34-2-15 Spring 2020 A McCoy M1 Dramatic Extractor Failure Different Strength Shooting Glasses Pictures of Extractor Failure Mac McCoy "National Match" Rifles 52 34-2-18 Spring 2020 Correction Featured Rifle Winter Issue Springfield Armory 325910 GHS and Ordnance Stamp Questioned Cartouche Incorrect for Rifle Page 1 of 28 Garand Collectors Association Journal - Spreadsheet Search Created and Maintained by Eric A. Nicolaus - Email: [email protected] A B C D E F G H 1 Journal Issue Month / Year First Key Word or Phrase Second Key Word or Phrase Third Key Word or Phrase Fourth Key Word or Phrase Fifth Key Word or Phrase Sixth Key Word or Phrase 53 34-2-19 Spring 2020 Gage M1 Operating Rod Spring Three Piece as Shown in TM 9-1275 Gage Use Explained w/Pictures Shot Impact - 2 Versus 8 Round Clip Commercial Repro Spring 54 34-2-22 Spring 2020 Single Shot Clip Converted by Armorers or Individuals Pictures of Modified Clips Clip must be Inserted to Load Clip is Locked Into the Receiver 55 34-2-23 Spring 2020 Flathead Veterans Memorial Kalispell Montana US Highway 93 Downtown Area www.flatheadveteransmemorial.com Honor, Sacrifice, Commitment, Action Dedicated to County Veterans 56 34-2-25 Spring 2020 Ammo Part 3 M1 Uses Fast Burn Rate Propellent Bent Op Rod from Improper 30-06 Ammo Op
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    7.92×57mm Mauser 1 7.92×57mm Mauser 7.92×57mm Mauser From left to right 9.3×62 mm, .30-06 Springfield, 7.92×57mm Mauser, 6.5×55mm and .308 Winchester cartridges Type Rifle Place of origin German Empire Service history In service 1905–present Used by Germany, United Kingdom, Spain, Czechoslovakia, Poland, China, Dominican Republic, Yugoslavia, Ottoman Empire, Turkey, Iran, Egypt, and many other countries Wars World War I, World War II and others Production history Designer German Rifle Testing Commission Designed 1903/1905 Variants 8×57mm IRS (rimmed) Specifications Parent case M/88 Case type Rimless, bottleneck Bullet diameter 8.08 mm / .318 (I and IR) and 8.20 / .323" (IS and IRS) Neck diameter 9.08 mm (0.357 in) Shoulder diameter 10.95 mm (0.431 in) Base diameter 11.94 mm (0.470 in) Rim diameter 11.95 mm (0.470 in) Rim thickness 1.30 mm (0.051 in) Case length 57.00 mm (2.244 in) Overall length 82.00 mm (3.228 in) Case capacity 4.09 cm3 (63.1 gr H O) 2 Rifling twist 240 mm (1 in 9.45 in) Primer type Large rifle 7.92×57mm Mauser 2 Maximum pressure 390 MPa (57,000 psi) Ballistic performance Bullet weight/type Velocity Energy 11.7 g (181 gr) RWS DK 820 m/s (2,700 ft/s) 3,934 J (2,902 ft·lbf) 12.1 g (187 gr) RWS 820 m/s (2,700 ft/s) 4,068 J (3,000 ft·lbf) HMK 12.7 g (196 gr) RWS 800 m/s (2,600 ft/s) 4,064 J (2,997 ft·lbf) TMR 12.8 g (198 gr) RWS ID 800 m/s (2,600 ft/s) 4,096 J (3,021 ft·lbf) Classic Test barrel length: 600 mm (23.62 in) [1] Source(s): RWS / RUAG Ammotech The 7.92×57mm Mauser (designated as the 8mm Mauser or 8×57mm by the SAAMI [2] and 8 × 57 IS by the C.I.P.[3]) is a rimless bottlenecked rifle cartridge.