Are these clips and boxes still in production, inside the fabric?

Isn’t that always the way. Buy any AR for $500 the spend $1000 on ammo and magazines.

I agree! You can never have too much!

My goal in life to wear out a Garand. Time well spent!

Agreed! Never enough ammo!

Most of my ammo was from the CMP.

I just sent in my application for a CMP Expert rifle today. Looking forward to finally owning an M1.

Wouldn’t it suck to have all the guns you want and then run out of ammo?

@@FlyingKSports I have my HK416, and 4000+ rounds. And national guard supply nearby. Life is good.

Communists too

​@@neoxenia7014awesome! 4000 rounds is a lot

Too bad the government are full of fash guys

Lots of fun to play with and even more to shoot.

AK is far superior, and ammo is more abundant.

@@BryceCzirr-jz7ju Don’t care. Thanks, for your opinion. Enjoy your commie weapon.

These days, you need to be.

Its an addiction!

Thanks and thanks for watching.

All guns need ammo.

I bought as much as I could. Would love more though.

Get the M1. You’ll never regret it.

@@FlyingKSports I have it’s lil brother, I’m just a 308 man but I do want am M-1 grand

@@joehuff4025 One day I'll have the M1A. Then start hoarding .308 ammo.

You can never have too much ammo.

I really do look at ammo as an investment. I could sell it if I needed to. The price just keeps going up.

I like the Greek stuff very much.

I bought most of the ammo about 20 years ago. At the time, I paid roughly 30 cents a round.

@@FlyingKSports heck one clip of ap rounds go for 80 bucks or more now

The Winchester M1 might be the best rifle ever!

@@FlyingKSports Amen well said everyone

@@FlyingKSports if you remember the war was not won yet in 1943 victory had not happen yet , the meat grinder was still counting. From a collector point of view the Winchester M1 garand rifle had low production numbers so it was a rare find. The search was worth 5 years yes we learned a few things along the way. Like if you want to use a bore camara to check out the condition of the gun barrel, an they say no way they have some things to hide! Everyone stay safe an watch your six an keep your powder dry a patriotic American gun owner

Ammo-The currency of the next generation!

​@@FlyingKSportsNext-gen American currency

It’s coming. You should be ready too.

​@@FlyingKSportsso I want to get an M-1. However I understand originals are pretty expensive, and it's hit or miss on condition and barrel wear. Is there a company making brand new M-1's? a reputable one that is. Also is that all original ammo? Or do they still make 30-06 in cans? I'm a newbie to the M-1. I'm just really tired of AR-15's and Ak's and everything else. Don't get me wrong...I love them all and love my AR-15 A2 (m16a2) clone. My favorite rifle in my collection. I just really want something like an m-1 or a K98k or anything WW2 and Korea. Thank you.

@@vermontvermont9292 a few back Century Arms made some new M1 Garand receivers, but used surplus parts for the rest of the rifle. New barrels are still being made too. You could completely rebuild a Garand if you didn’t like it’s condition. The ammo I showed in the video is Greek ammo from the late 60s and early 70s. New ammo specifically for the Garand us currently being made by Hornady.

I bought most of that ammo about 15 years ago when the Greek government was unloading all their surplus weapons and ammo.

Sorry about that.

@@FlyingKSports where all do you find your ammo?

@@jaredradison8372 Most of that ammo was purchased through the CMP.

Normandy!

I’ll do that!

The CMP usually has several me.

I’ve never had any Turkish and now I’m sure I don want any. I can’t afford to blow up a Garand.

I had some turkish 8mm. Had quite a few fail to fire. Pulled the bullet from one, not a spec of powder.

@@rslover65 that can be super dangerous ! Sometimes the primer firing will be enough to lodge to bullet half way down the barrel.

I wish I had that much gear!

The ammo cans are military surplus. Look for 30 cal. size ammo cans. They were made for the 30-06 round to fit perfectly. 50 cal. Ammo cans are bigger and hold more, but they can get pretty heavy when full.

@@FlyingKSports thanks so much when I get my m1 I want to do that

@@WW2101stdude Good luck. I hope you get that m1 soon.

@@FlyingKSports thanks

In need of good ammo myself. Where can I get some for myself?

A lot of my 30-06 ammo was purchased from the CMP.

Everything is for sale if the price is right.

Incendiary burns and catches things on fire.

@FlyingKSports We are talking about bullets right? An incendiary bullet that burns whatever it pierces.?

@@ZoiusGM That is it exactly.

It's hard to close the lid on something so beautiful.

@@FlyingKSports I was being literal. I figured it out. You just have to really push the lever down

@@thenewthought86 sorry about that. You really do have to push down hard on the locking lever. Then it snaps into the locked position. Watch your fingers! There’s a small wire loop to hold onto when you go to open it and again. Helps with some leverage.

That sounds like a good deal, but I’m afraid I’ll have to pass.

I’d love to join up. I’ll supply the plenty of 30-06 rounds. What do you bring to the table?

@FlyingKSports 2 years food supply for up to 15 people. I am also located in a region that has deer that literally roam the neighborhoods. Fresh river water from the mountains readily avalible, and enough land to farm our own stable supply of fresh foods. All that, and more 9mm than I could reasonably know what to do with.

@@QtheLaserDude Sounds perfect!

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If you're in a state that limits you to a 10 round mag, I'd rather have 8 30-06 than 10 5.56.

I didn’t show the ammo I have for my ARs and all the 7.62 x39 I have for my AK. That’ll be another video.

You are wrong! You will not wear springs out by keeping them loaded!

@@FlyingKSports heh heh I wonder how many are scratching their heads thinking “damn, those things have springs?”