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  • Mark-II
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2014
    • 6014

    #16
    I take it that BM59 receivers and mags are unobtanium.

    It never hurts to get a price. There are enough receivers floating around that a mutt garand might be an interesting project.

    Likely I'd just sit on the parts for a few decades, though. Don't know anyone here who can do the barrel work.
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    • lone-wolf
      Go Canucks Go!
      • Apr 2012
      • 18049

      #17
      Originally posted by Mark-II
      I take it that BM59 receivers and mags are unobtanium.
      from the sounds of post #13, a bm59 receiver would be prohib.
      the wild still lingered in him and the wolf in him merely slept

      "It must be poor life that achieves freedom from fear" - Aldo Leopold

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      • Mark-II
        Senior Member
        • Mar 2014
        • 6014

        #18
        Originally posted by lone-wolf
        from the sounds of post #13, a bm59 receiver would be prohib.
        My derp: didn't read
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        • H.K.Glock 007
          Junior Member
          • Sep 2012
          • 13

          #19
          Originally posted by Marshall
          Just talked to Tony "The Garand Guy" and he confirmed that the BM 59 kits are not a good option to build a traditional Garand. As mentioned they come with a .308 barrel for starters and the stock is definitely different to allow for the box magazine. You would need to add a piece back in to the bottom of the stock in order to make the lower plate fit. You would also need to get the proper lower plate and somehow attach it or get a proper trigger group with the plate in place. Plus the op-rod is shorter on the BM 59 so it wouldn't work with a .30-'06 set up.
          He did say that he could put together a .308 kit using most of the BM 59 parts and substituting a standard trigger group. The stock would have the extra piece of wood set in place, but it would not necessarily match the rest of the wood, so it might not look too great. It would be more cost than the base BM 59 kit due to the extra work for him to fix up the stock, but if anyone is interested in this option let me know and I'll get you a price.
          I would be curious to know the cost compared to the other garand kit.
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          • FALover
            Senior Member
            • Feb 2013
            • 11853

            #20
            If you use a BM 59 kit to build a traditional M1 Garand the extra costs add up. Price of a 30.06 barrel ($300), proper stock (Garand Guy has new stocks with the Garand kit)($150) repair/modify oprod (at least $100), another trigger housing($40. approx if you find a deal) ,a new clip ejector spring($10)Have barrel installed and reamed( varies). THEN! As the BM 59 is box fed, you need all the inards for the Garand. Follower,bullet guide,follower arm, oprod catch and the pin that holds them in place($100+) .A new oprod spring and the follower rod ($30 + for both) The BM also has a different bolt release and you would need a Garand clip latch/pin/spring($50). There is no inexpensive way to build a Garand in Canada.
            GET OFF MY LAWN!

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            • Marshall
              • Dec 2014
              • 330

              #21
              As FALover explains, there are many things to consider... further to that I just had a long conversation with Tony and he confirmed that the receiver is different as well. The original Garand receiver would need to be milled out in order to accept the magazines and would then not work with the clips.

              So... I asked him to give me a less expensive option and he came up with the idea to take the used .308 barrel and combine it with some of the other usable parts from the BM59 kit and then sub in whatever else would be required to make it all work.

              When all is said and done, we can offer those kits for $649 USD... still not inexpensive, but much better than the #1 parts kit which sells for $1049. Keep in mind that the #1 kit is '06 and this less expensive kit will be in .308. Also, the #1 kit has a brand new barrel where this one would be used. All the parts on the #1 are reparked with refinished furniture. These .308 kits will possibly be a mixture of original finishes and will not have the refinished wood.

              In any case we will get .308 kit listed on our site shortly so it will be available to purchase. Keep in mind that they won't be arriving in BC now until the Sept 5th import.
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              • lone-wolf
                Go Canucks Go!
                • Apr 2012
                • 18049

                #22
                frig, I like that deal. Ummmm I'll see how work goes.
                the wild still lingered in him and the wolf in him merely slept

                "It must be poor life that achieves freedom from fear" - Aldo Leopold

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                • FALover
                  Senior Member
                  • Feb 2013
                  • 11853

                  #23
                  I have been mulling over the idea of a M1-BM 59 hybrid just to get that Italian look. If all goes as hoped I will be looking into one of these kits!
                  GET OFF MY LAWN!

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                  • H.K.Glock 007
                    Junior Member
                    • Sep 2012
                    • 13

                    #24
                    3 receivers. I can try one of these I think...then 2 more if I get lucky on the first one....now...who to get in Virden MB area to properly install barrel? Hmmmn
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                    • FALover
                      Senior Member
                      • Feb 2013
                      • 11853

                      #25
                      Originally posted by H.K.Glock 007
                      3 receivers. I can try one of these I think...then 2 more if I get lucky on the first one....now...who to get in Virden MB area to properly install barrel? Hmmmn

                      I had a fellow from Fort Mac drop in this week (he was visiting family) and we barreled, finished reamed and assembled his Garand. In a Deans Gun Restoration stock it is a beauty! I forgot to take pics but he is one happy M1 owner!
                      GET OFF MY LAWN!

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                      • Spectre
                        Senior Member
                        • Apr 2012
                        • 256

                        #26
                        Well, I'm in for one kit. Just ordered it. I'll likely stash the other receivers. This should be a great winter project!


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                        • Mark-II
                          Senior Member
                          • Mar 2014
                          • 6014

                          #27
                          ...can't find it
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                          • Spectre
                            Senior Member
                            • Apr 2012
                            • 256

                            #28
                            Here:



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                            • Mark-II
                              Senior Member
                              • Mar 2014
                              • 6014

                              #29
                              Oh, I was looking for the mixmaster one - the Winnipegger Special for $649. I thought you were talking about that one being up.
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                              • Marshall
                                • Dec 2014
                                • 330

                                #30
                                Sorry for the delay in getting this set up...
                                Here's the link to the 308 parts kit: https://www.aztecharmory.com/garand-parts-p-33736.html

                                At this point these kits will come in on the Sept 5th import.
                                Let me know if you have any questions.
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