Garand scout mount

When check out the description out they have on their site you get a list of what they don’t fit. Regular military Garand are a go. From what I could find from searching was that the op rod and barrel contour was a problem on 308’s and tankers. I have been holding off ordering one due to mail strike and now tariff stuff. Probably just going to order one before tariff go on.
 
Snider shooter said:
When check out the description out they have on their site you get a list of what they don’t fit. Regular military Garand are a go. From what I could find from searching was that the op rod and barrel contour was a problem on 308’s and tankers. I have been holding off ordering one due to mail strike and now tariff stuff. Probably just going to order one before tariff go on.
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Some garands came factory/original in .308, naval issue. Cool fact unless I’m mistaken by the US naval force history. Not all were 30-06 from the get go.

We just see these conversions more than the originals as the originals are unicorns.
 
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MrBalkan said:
Some garands came factory/original in .308, naval issue. Cool fact unless I’m mistaken by the US naval force history. Not all were 30-06 from the get go.

We just see these conversions more than the originals as the originals are unicorns.
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The ones that US Navy used, were rechambered and not from the factory as 308.

I seen someone claiming their 308 M1 garand was from 1943. Funny as the round was non existing and not in service.
 
OkayShooter said:
The ones that US Navy used, were rechambered and not from the factory as 308.

I seen someone claiming their 308 M1 garand was from 1943. Funny as the round was non existing and not in service.
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thank you for the double check. cheers. must of been a strong coffee the morning i read it Hah.

Yeah if i read the correct information it was the early 50's when the navy decided to rebarrel them into .308
 
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