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    27 Nov 2024 Garand Picture of the Day





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    I'd love to try one of those out. Imagine how much it would cost just for one clip of ten rounds...or is this one in .30 cal?
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    I'd love to try one of those out. Imagine how much it would cost just for one clip of ten rounds...or is this one in .30 cal?


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    .276

    Frankford made two lots of .276 for the Pederson vs. Garandicon tests... the Pederson was lubricated with wax and marked LUBRICATED on the box.
    Real men measure once and cut.

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    Thought so. Probably cost me a mortgage payment to just squeeze a full clip off. I've watched the videos of it firing though, from waaaay back. Looks just about perfect in trials.
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    Frankford made two lots of .276 for the Pederson vs. Garandicon tests... the Pederson was lubricated with wax and marked LUBRICATED on the box.


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    7,62 NATO and some forgotten cartridges

    My photo shows the 7,62 NATO, 280/30 and 276

    Note the body taper on the 276 cartridge, perfect for feeding from magazines or belts,

    would still be an excellent cartridge today with proper loading/bullet and weapon

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    Yes, Joe Salter has two boxes... $175.00USD for the 40 rds.
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    that old 276 would never shoot if at all these days. I think back in the 1980's or so, there were two magazines : the Handloader and the Rifleman magazine. They took a Ruger bolt action Model 77
    and a custom barrel chambered for the 276 Pedersen (custom reamer). Rather than attempt to form new cartridge cases to really test for accuracy, they used the old 1929 276 Pedersen cartridges.

    The test was done with issues concerning accuracy & mis-fires and a poor evaluation of the cartridge in a modern rifle

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    Quote Originally Posted by RCS View Post
    that old 276 would never shoot if at all these days
    Makes sense.
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