13 Dec 2021 Garand Picture of the Day

[Mark in Rochester]

A sniper from the 1st Cavalry Division is shown in March 1951 with an M1D Garand, complete with an M81 or M82 riflescope in a Griffin & Howe mount.

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[FlightRN]

Good Day,
The pictured rifle is a M1-C, not a M-1D. The rings of the G&H mount can be seen. What I can't tell is the if the windage knob is a lock-bar or T105 style. There looks to be a shadow of a lock-bar but it not distinctive enough.
Regards,
Michael

[browningautorifle]

There looks to be a shadow of a lock-bar but it not distinctive enough.

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[Mark in Rochester]

Good Day,
The pictured rifle is a M1-C, not a M-1D. The rings of the G&H mount can be seen. What I can't tell is the if the windage knob is a lock-bar or T105 style. There looks to be a shadow of a lock-bar but it not distinctive enough.
Regards,
Michael

I need to start reading the captions more closely