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Recommend an M1 Garand scope mount
My eyes are not what they used to be, so I require a bit of optical assistance nowadays, and would like to mount a vintage 20mm scope on an M1
Garand weapon. Obviously, it would need to allow the use of the en bloc clips...
What the best/lowest scope mount for this weapon. Can someone please enlighten me on this subject please?
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12-09-2019 03:36 PM
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M1
GARAND CASM SCOPE MOUNT- m14.ca
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Originally Posted by
vintage hunter
M1
GARAND CASM SCOPE MOUNT- m14.ca
Looks good, but...
" The M1 Garand CASM® scope mount is designed to mount your scope inline with the bore and requires the use of a Holbrook Device (or SLED device) to preclude the ejection of the M1 Garand en bloc clip. "
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Dieudonne Saive
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Real men measure once and cut.
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Originally Posted by
Dieudonne' Saive.
Looks good, but...
" The
M1
Garand CASM® scope mount is designed to mount your scope inline with the bore and requires the use of a Holbrook Device (or SLED device) to preclude the ejection of the M1 Garand en bloc clip. "
Yes it precludes the use of en blocks in the prescribed manner but that's the trade off in mounting optics on a rifle that was never intended to be optically sighted.
It's a bit fiddly to begin with but once you get used to loading rounds one at a time it's not so bad.
Last edited by vintage hunter; 12-10-2019 at 05:32 AM.
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The CMP
markets a milled aluminum scout mount you remove the upper handguard to mount it will take a red dot or long relief pistol scope
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