Danish M1 Garand on 16" rounds at 400 meters

Published on March 19, 2012
Duration: 4:48

This video demonstrates shooting a Danish M1 Garand with a 1952 VAR barrel at a 16-inch gong target from 440 yards using open sights. The shooter, Lindley, focuses on adjusting for windage and elevation to achieve hits on the target, showcasing the rifle's capability at range. The footage highlights the challenges and successes of engaging a distant target with iron sights.

Quick Summary

A Danish M1 Garand, featuring a 1952 VAR Barrel, is tested at 440 yards on a 16-inch gong using open sights. The video demonstrates the shooter making crucial windage and elevation adjustments to achieve accurate hits on the distant target.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction of Danish M1 Garand
  2. 00:15Setting up for shots at 440 yards
  3. 00:25Initial shots and windage adjustments
  4. 00:50Further adjustments and hits
  5. 01:40Consistent hits on the plate
  6. 02:23Center mass hits
  7. 02:30High and right adjustments
  8. 03:04Targeting specific points on the plate
  9. 03:12Misses and corrections
  10. 03:47Final adjustments and accuracy

Frequently Asked Questions

What specific M1 Garand variant is featured in the video?

The video showcases a Danish M1 Garand, identified as having a '30s air receiver' and a '1952 Danish VAR Barrel'. This indicates a specific configuration of the M1 Garand used by Danish forces.

What distance was the Danish M1 Garand shot at?

The Danish M1 Garand was tested at a distance of approximately 440 yards. The target was a 16-inch gong, requiring precise aiming and adjustments.

What aiming method was used for the M1 Garand accuracy test?

The shooter utilized open sights, also known as iron sights, for the accuracy test. This demonstrates the capability of the rifle and the shooter's skill with traditional aiming methods at range.

What adjustments were made during the shooting session?

The shooter made adjustments for both windage and elevation. Initial shots were corrected for being left of the plate and too low, indicating a dynamic process of dialing in the rifle.

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