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It is a bit better, although certainly not a precision rifle. I had a paper target at 100 Yards and steel at 200 and 300 yards. While the M1 Carbine can reach 300 yards, it did not hit the 300 yard steel with the authority of 30-06 or 8mm Mauser. I would feel a whole more confident with it at a maxi...

I hear you, but I was actually off paper at 100 yards too. I had to move over the sight 1/16” — that just happens to be flush with the end of the dovetail. This should put me pretty close… I can adjust a bit from there.

This is pretty neat — is there other photos or modern videos of a restored machine in use — i take it that it punches holes in a paper target?

Early holiday for the spam callers?

Here is the M1 Garand at 200 Yards with 16 rounds:

Oh, I feel that I should share some success. This was 20 rounds from the 1903 A3 at 200 Yards.

Okay, here is a better write up. I took the M1 Carbine out and shot at 200 Yards and failed to hit the paper. Rather than wasting ammo, I went over to the 100 yard range — there was not a shorter distance range available today (other shooters). At 100 yards I noticed through the spotting scope I was...

I bought a reproduction from Numrich for $19.95 in December — now the reproductions are $38.08.

When were the last Krags produced?

That’s a great looking carbine BR! I want to get a nice potbelly down the road too. had not shot this carbine in years, because I did not have very much .30 Carbine ammo. Recently, at Rural King, I grabbed a 50rd box of Armscor carbine ammo for $19.99, to give it a try. I found that the Armscor bull...