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    Major Winters of Easy Company mentions having a full auto M1 that was field modified.
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    Sometimes, when you remove the trigger spring housing and reinsert it backwards (not easy to do) it will
    result in full auto fire.

    The British did conduct secret experiments with a gas trap M1 rifle serial number 7114 which was converted
    to fire full auto. The story is in Billy Pyle's book "The Gas Trap Garand"

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    At 8 rds per enbloc that's a lot of reloading.
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    "8rnds...lot of reloading"...... I have a select fire .380 PP (8rnds) that has a rate of fire of 900-1000rpm.....the sear mechanism includes a forward bent L just above the shooters flesh between the thumb & fore finger.......keep the sutures handy.???!!!!!

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    Last edited by heckinohio; 01-27-2019 at 04:57.

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    Not very practical. The M-14 was a failure in the full auto mode, too light for the round.

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    Well, according to MAN AT ARMS a few issues back there was featured a Winchester made WW II. full auto M-1 it had a perfunctory 10 rd magazine, which could have been modified
    to hold more ammunition. I don't recall if the receiver was modified with a charger clip slot, similar to the M 14. Only 2 0r3 were built. This is a good looking rifle, and modification was surprising simple

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    the Italian B59 was basically a Garand modified to select fire and magazine fed.

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