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Comment on Just Released: The M1 Garand Accuracy Job Manual by clintfowler

clintfowler — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 19:35:39 +0000

I assure you that you can get sub-minute accuracy every time on both guns with the only qualification that the barrel must be in reasonably good condition.

Comment on Just Released: The M1 Garand Accuracy Job Manual by Matt

Matt — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 18:23:42 +0000

Hi Clint. I forgot to add that I am so delighted with the M1 Garand that I received. It is a super smooth shooter with surprisingly little recoil and very accurate even with the Greek surplus ammo. And everybody is complimenting me on how wonderful the stock looks. This is an incredible deal and a joy to shoot. Thanks so much.

Matt

Comment on Just Released: The M1 Garand Accuracy Job Manual by Matt

Matt — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 18:20:23 +0000

Hi Clint. What kind of accuracy can you guarantee for an M1 or M1A with everything that can be done: triple lug accuracy job, triple laminated stock, Krieger match barrel and anything else?

Matt

Comment on Just Released: The M1 Garand Accuracy Job Manual by clintfowler

clintfowler — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 17:10:10 +0000

James

The M1 in the ebook has the standard accuracy job, however, the triple lug job can be added if desired but it will also need a stock, as this stock will not handle the triple lug job.

Clint

Comment on Just Released: The M1 Garand Accuracy Job Manual by James

James — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 16:53:49 +0000

Clint, I haven’t yet downloaded the book but wanted to ask if the garand you used to make the book and have for sale has your triple lug job?

Comment on Just Released: The M1 Garand Accuracy Job Manual by Matt

Matt — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 18:43:10 +0000

Hi Clint. Thanks a lot for the explanation about the adjustable gas plug. Just a couple more questions which might seem naive since I don’t know what the plug actually looks like. Do you need a special tool to adjust the screws? Is a regular screwdriver okay? And I remember on the test groups that you sent me you wrote about 1 hour increments for turning the screws. I guess that 1/60th of a full rotation of the screw would be a minute increment, so what is an hour? Would that be a complete rotation? That doesn’t sound right. Thanks.

Matt

Comment on Just Released: The M1 Garand Accuracy Job Manual by antiques

antiques — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 19:24:52 +0000

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Comment on Just Released: The M1 Garand Accuracy Job Manual by Clint Fowler

Clint Fowler — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 12:50:52 +0000

Jamey, I keep a 5-6 months backlog on complete jobs. Only rarely does it shorten up.

Comment on Just Released: The M1 Garand Accuracy Job Manual by Anonymous

Anonymous — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 12:44:55 +0000

“Regarding the adjustable gas plug, how many screws do you have to adjust? Is it an issue that the screws have to be adjusted the same amount? And do you loctite them in place once they’re adjusted properly? Matt”

Matt, There are two screws in a threaded bore. The outer one is a locking set screw. To adjust remove the outer, adjust the inner, replace the outer. Amount of adjustment is dictated by shape of group. Vertical groups indicate gun needs more gas volume.Move inner screw outward in one turn increments, test and try again until vertical dispersion is gone. If you go too far dispersion will become horizontal. If so then go back in but this time in one hour increments,it,s that sensitive. Usually one hour or less will produce your finished group. Because of the locking set screw no loctite needed. Clint

Comment on Just Released: The M1 Garand Accuracy Job Manual by Jamey Williams

Jamey Williams — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 04:41:50 +0000

Clint,
What is your turnaround time to fully accurize a M1 Garand into a NM M1 with your lugs?