M1 Garand Filmed at 1200 Frames per Second = NEAT

**rcathey** · 11-29-2018 09:33 AM

Ran across this while looking for something else. Enjoy!

M1 Garand at 1200 frames per second - Album on Imgur

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**jond41403** · 11-29-2018 12:31 PM

Thank you for posting this, I have never seen it slowed down in such a manner. What a beautifully designed machine. Shooting my own garand,I never realized it bounced off of the rear sight base at all or the Op rod Handle. You would think it would leave a mark of some kind after shooting hundreds of rounds but mine has no such marks. Truly a genius piece of engineering

**gary** · 11-29-2018 04:37 PM

Sir Thank You for posting this really interesting to watch

**rcathey** · 11-29-2018 05:11 PM

Glad everyone enjoyed it!

**Skeet6** · 01-13-2019 03:32 PM

Here's another slo mo video...
Some may recognize the shooter.

Mike B

**Patrick Chadwick** · 01-14-2019 03:14 AM

Excellent films. Many, many thanks!

**Ernest T** · 01-14-2019 07:12 PM

Very cool! Thanks

**lonegunman** · 03-12-2019 01:10 PM

Very neat clips, I like watching them run. Best tech of the 1930's.

**rcathey** · 03-19-2021 02:51 PM

Hey all.

I was looking through my old threads looking for something else -- ran across this thread.

This one was really popular when I shared it the first time. Thought I'd bump it up again in case anyone new missed it.

**RiE** · 03-24-2021 07:57 PM

I saw someone else's years ago, but not this frame rate. I also recorded my own about 30FPS.

My garands seem to send the brass about 1-2 o'clock position. I do notice the brass usually has a dent in the throat. I think that is what is hitting the op rod to cause it to go forward.

Originally Posted by rcathey

This one was really popular when I shared it the first time. Thought I'd bump it up again in case anyone new missed it.

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