Grinding M1 Garand Bolts

[Claven2]

Thanks for your quick answers.
Jim, I realized you were from Victoria just after I hit post. I grew up there. So, you are right that we don't have to go south to get answers, but I find there is a lot of experience particularly on the M1's and some of the other US made WW1 & WW2 rifles I own. Its the numbers of 320+ million to 36 million people. Also, thank you for the lapping video. Very informative.
On the Canadian sites, it always seems to turn into a ****ing match with who has the best answer. A lot of chest puffing. It gets frustrating, so I went searching for a site that I could ask a question and expect good answers without being schooled.

Guys - in case there is any confusion, we purposefully have an international membership here sharing info about military surplus firearms - moreso than some other sites, but milsurps.com is owned by a Canadian and founded by Canadians - a cool factoid if you are from the great white north

The "staff" is made up from people all over the world and we like the cosmopolitan nature of our community.