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Italian issue M1D accessories?
Does anyone here know what accessories the Italian
M1d rifles were issued with the rifles?
Especially what type of sling.
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04-12-2021 06:18 AM
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I am guessing that it is the same sling as used for the BM-59?
I am also wondering what kind of scope case there was with these. Metal or web, possibly the US mad web scope sleeve.
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Yes Hal, Garand's sling is the same as the BM 59 (with fixed stock) sling. The BM 59 with folding stock has a shorter sling.
The scope cases are the American canvas cases: M65 and 7631596. Scopes and cases were all provided by the USA
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Are the manuals available in Italt?
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The manuals and accessories have been selling on the web for a boat load of money. Much more expensive than similar US parts and the manual for crazy money.
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Here manuals ("Nota Descrittiva") for the M1D rifle are unavailable, both for the 7,62 NATO version, and for the .30-06 version.
However, a number of M1Ds should still be in storage at the PMAL in Terni, and who knows . . . . .
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I sourced two of the manuals (expensive!), one for my rifle and another for a friend who also got one of the rifles. So far, I have Case, rifle, sling, scope sleeve and flash hider(thanks Collin).
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Originally Posted by
Hal O'Peridol
I sourced two of the manuals (expensive!), one for my rifle and another for a friend who also got one of the rifles. So far, I have Case, rifle, sling, scope sleeve and flash hider(thanks Collin).
How about some photos
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here is a copy of the manual for the Italian
7.62NATO M1D (Italian Garand T2 sniper manual.pdf - Google Drive)
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Mike
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