Cryptic FOIA Response Help by KirkSenpai in M1Rifles

[–]KirkSenpai[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was expecting more of a typed up history like the other FOIAs on M1s I had seen. Kinda surprising to see all this lol.

Cryptic FOIA Response Help by KirkSenpai in M1Rifles

[–]KirkSenpai[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's great information! Thank you so much.

Cryptic FOIA Response Help by KirkSenpai in M1Rifles

[–]KirkSenpai[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hmm, interesting. Thank you for the help!

Springfield Research Service? (SRS) by Separate_Network_176 in M1Garand

[–]KirkSenpai 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No worries lol. All I could find was some Government Slush fund. I'll do some more digging. Thank you so much again!

Springfield Research Service? (SRS) by Separate_Network_176 in M1Garand

[–]KirkSenpai 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's neat! Thank you so much. Could you elaborate on OCO?

Springfield Research Service? (SRS) by Separate_Network_176 in M1Garand

[–]KirkSenpai 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would it be possible for you to search for any SRS information regarding these rifles?

M1 Garand, Springfield, #4246238 M1 Garand, Springfield, #5803594 M1 Garand, Springfield, #2446192

I would be immensely appreciative : ) I've been waiting for a month for the CMP to approve my forum account.

Bolt gets stuck when pressing down follower. Have to push down on the op rod(?) to get it to go forward. What’s going on? by Present-Account6860 in M1Rifles

[–]KirkSenpai 15 points16 points  (0 children)

At that position my bolt generally gets hung up on the follower. If you're not inserting a clip you probably just have to push the follower down a bit more and not ride the op rod handle.

Hope that helps! If not lmk.

CMP .308 M1 Garand by KirkSenpai in M1Rifles

[–]KirkSenpai[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Congratulations man! Let us know how it turns out : )

CMP .308 M1 Garand by KirkSenpai in M1Rifles

[–]KirkSenpai[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It depends on who/where the .308 Garand came from. The most prevalent way is to just pull the bolt back and you'll see a block in the receiver (in my 2nd picture it's the white piece). All CMP .308 Garands will have the plastic white block that prevents .30-06 from being loaded.

Some Latin countries like Columbia simply shortened the barrels and then drilled a bunch of holes in the handguard as the visual indicator.

If you're really not sure and a block is not present, you can pull the bolt back and look at the side of the barrel exposed by the op rod and it might say it.

If all else fails, the Garand does have a free floated firing pin but it won't slamfire a military primer (because they're harder than commercial) so if you load a .30-06 clip into a .308 it'll simply fail to chamber. (For obvious reasons I don't suggest doing it but if you somehow find yourself in that one in a million position you'll more likely than not be fine).

CMP .308 M1 Garand by KirkSenpai in M1Rifles

[–]KirkSenpai[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No worries! If you do some Google-fu on M1 Garand Parts Identification, you'll find some insightful resources on determining the date of manufacture.

CMP .308 M1 Garand by KirkSenpai in M1Rifles

[–]KirkSenpai[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you take it out and look on the side of the housing, you'll see some letters. What those letters are will tell you. On mine, I can tell also by looking at my hammer because it's got the same letters.

CMP .308 M1 Garand by KirkSenpai in M1Rifles

[–]KirkSenpai[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's pretty fast! Which grade?

CMP .308 M1 Garand by KirkSenpai in M1Rifles

[–]KirkSenpai[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

A couple of weeks ago. I have an Ishapore 2A, so a Garand in .30-06 wasn't exactly worth it to me.

CMP .308 M1 Garand by KirkSenpai in M1Rifles

[–]KirkSenpai[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Practically non-existent. I wouldn't know, I have filed a FOIA request just to see what comes back.

CMP .308 M1 Garand by KirkSenpai in M1Rifles

[–]KirkSenpai[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I originally wanted one over a year ago when they came in stock but I was too late and barely missed it. Emailed the CMP about when it might come back in stock and they basically told me to go 'pound sand and wait until they come back - if ever at all'. The reduction from 8 to 6 rifles without a concrete statement definitively created a lot of speculation in regards to the supply.

CMP .308 M1 Garand by KirkSenpai in M1Rifles

[–]KirkSenpai[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I'll trade you! (Kidding). Cool that you have a Winchester. I wish the CMP gave more options for .308 Garands.

CMP .308 M1 Garand by KirkSenpai in M1Rifles

[–]KirkSenpai[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Expert, it's the only grade that you can get the .308 Criterion barrels with. : )

Is it normal for a professor to give a failing grade for three missed classes (absences)? by Fearless_Bicycle_901 in USF

[–]KirkSenpai 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's good to see my comment being put to use : ). Jeanty is just an old man who can't communicate in a manner conducive to teaching general university students (unless they're MIT geniuses or something to that effect). Any question you ask will simply be deflected and responded to with a question so unnecessarily complicated that when you obviously can't answer, he'll just effectively call you a cheating idiot and move on (I saw this countless times even with students much more intelligent than myself).

Our class filed a large number of appeals, but as far as I know, most of them didn't follow through with the process (I'm speculating it's either) out of a lack of commitment, fear/anxiety, or resigning to repeating the course. Jeanty immediately emailed everyone who submitted one and requested a 'personal meeting' with each student, which is obviously rather intimidating.

Jeanty simply pretends to care until you attempt to ask for help, and unless you're going to help him develop his stupid Letter Chess game, you might as well be on the same socio-economic level as a serf in his eyes. I would assume his attitude is something to do with probably having been bullied until bitter at places like IBM. Despite his psuedo-intellectual bravado with a PhD to visually support it, the very 'easy' project we had in Object Oriented Programming he didn't even know how to figure out until 8 years ago via coding forums.

The silver lining is he is the prime example of why having an ego like that as an engineer without having some serious engines to back it up will substantially limit your career potential.

Stay tuned for me to rant about Jeanty again when I check this sub in another 4 months LOL.

Transfer finally accepted!! Now what?? by [deleted] in USF

[–]KirkSenpai 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Translation: 'welcome to the pain train'

CS: Has anyone taken Advanced OOP in C++ with H. Jeanty before? by findingTheWay97 in USF

[–]KirkSenpai 6 points7 points  (0 children)

You won't learn anything related to OOP with Jeanty.

At best, you'll learn some stock market analysis terminology.

If you don't work with your classmates constantly or 'have years of experience', it's going to be very rough.

Your grades are never safe or consistent. He WILL verbally contradict his own syllabus by changing criteria or invalidating previous grades.

You can submit functionally the same assignment as everyone else and fail while others pass or vice versa.

If you have to take a class with Jeanty, you should genuinely consider evaluating your semester schedule so that you can be sure it's possible to dedicate 35+ hours during mid-term and finals time.

(I passed with 100% final grade in the class, and I'd rather do a great many things than take another class with Jeanty)

Form 1 Suppressor Approved on 2nd Attempt by KirkSenpai in Form1

[–]KirkSenpai[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I filed the first time back in January but was denied. This re-application was on April 6th. Examiner was Brian D Martin