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    IMP/Op-Rod/Data/M1 Garand

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    Here are three files that deal with the op-rod. One think I find of interest is that as SA is building the FIRST Rifles they are using a SUB-CONTRACTOR for the Important part of the op-rod??? Read on and there is data on the CRITICAL ITEMS I hope you find this data of interest. What do you guys think about these files??







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    They seem to be the problems described in the Hatcher and Duff books. As crazy as it seems a lot of fellows "restoring" early production guns go crazy for early parts when in fact they were barely production ready and as far as the op-rods are concerned they love those early ones w/o the relief cut. This is not the safest thing to be doing if one plans on shooting them. I collect M1icon's as well as other U.S. arms for years and have seen things that would make your short hairs stand up. This is a good part of why I bailed out-SDH

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