Modern Stock Pouches For The Garand and M1 Carbine
- Thread starter ADK
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Seems to be a solution in search of a problem.
Why would you need them?
Hunting? If you miss with 8 rounds, maybe you shouldn't hunt.
At the range?
Going to war? then you use a cartridge belt, but WW2 and Korea are over.
Now I am sure the product is well made so not putting down that aspect.
Reminds me of those 30, 40, 50 rd mags for AK's and SKS's
Or those "Scout rifle" scopes
Oh by the way, you can still find GI stock pouches for the carbine.
Why would you need them?
Hunting? If you miss with 8 rounds, maybe you shouldn't hunt.
At the range?
Going to war? then you use a cartridge belt, but WW2 and Korea are over.
Now I am sure the product is well made so not putting down that aspect.
Reminds me of those 30, 40, 50 rd mags for AK's and SKS's
Or those "Scout rifle" scopes
Oh by the way, you can still find GI stock pouches for the carbine.
Carbine "stock" pouches were made to go on a belt. Those aren't even close to the belt pouches that did get put on carbines. They're hard to get at and really screw up the balance.
M1 rifles never had an ammo belt that carried less than 10 clips. They work well with the old LC1 suspenders though. A real one or a good copy has the holes to hang canteen pouches and an issue .45 pistol holster as well.
M1 rifles never had an ammo belt that carried less than 10 clips. They work well with the old LC1 suspenders though. A real one or a good copy has the holes to hang canteen pouches and an issue .45 pistol holster as well.
NB.nagantsniper
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still nice work and leads to other ideas on personalizing your kit...........its not harming the garand , unlike like some bubba /hacksaw modifications .
