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garand q

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i took my garland to the range for the first time last weekend. great shooter and accurate but when i load an eblock i have to pull the charging handle a few times to feed the first round. is that a lubrication issue or should i be checking tolerances?

Sometimes a push on op rod helps.

Lube, plus check bullet length militaary 30-06 is loaded longer than comercial 30-06.

 

when you drop that block in you should be releasing the bolt with full pressure do not hold it back let it slam home..

"Think battle rifle... Not finicky erector set ar.. Lol "

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While it is normal to assist it the last portion of travel, the bolt should usually go most of the way on its own, (but not all do, I guess).

Proper lube is a biggie, but what really made the difference on all of mine is a new op rod spring. 

The Stainless Steel springs from Orion 7 are great for only $8, (Sarco has them too).  M1 Thumb is a definite danger with the new springs, and I never have to assist with the op rod handle.

Open palm -glancing blow on op rod. DO-NOT grasp rod. Slam fire will rip open hand.

Open palm -glancing blow on op rod. DO-NOT grasp rod. Slam fire will rip open hand.

That's the way it's done.........

Combat rifles should not be treated gingerly. Beat on the thing! :)

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