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    20 Mar 2025 Garand Picture of the Day

    He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain that which he cannot lose
    There are no great men, only great challenges that ordinary men are forced by circumstances to meet.

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    Foot on the slig, correct...
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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    Foot on the slig, correct...
    I bet that does make quite the sturdy platform for launching
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    Quote Originally Posted by jond41403 View Post
    sturdy platform for launching
    Matter of fact the Thompson SMG book shows the same position for full auto firing, standing with the sling unhooked and under the toe. I should thing this would help too... Might break your original 1918 marked M1907 sling though.

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    How was the aim and the distance made?
    There is a grenade sight available and mountable for the M1icon rifle but it was for shoulder shooting.
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    How was the aim and the distance made? On the BM59 we had a lifting sight that allowed to set distance and aim straight, using the diameter of the rocket and bringing it up to the distance guessed.
    Not clear, I imagine.
    But how was it done here. I really don’t know. Guesswork?
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    How was the aim and the distance made? On the BM59 we had a lifting sight that allowed to set distance and aim straight, using the diameter of the rocket and bringing it up to the distance guessed.
    Not clear, I imagine.
    But how was it done here. I really don’t know. Guesswork?












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