Any info/guidance for a new M2 owner?

[Kragrifle]

And don't forget the M1M2 variation, distinct from the 1922M1 with M2 bolt replaced.

[Herschel]

How do you identify the M1M2 Variation? What is the story of their origination?

[Kragrifle]

Briefly, these will have 1922M1 receivers, barrel dates of 1935-1937, NRA stocks and will be finished in very nice blued finish. Barrel dates well into the M2 time frame. I have one with both the 1922M1 bolt and M2 bolt, and the other with the M2 bolt. The two I have came from respectable sellers 10 years apart. I have discussed this with others, but to date have found no data describing this model.

[Tdarmo]

There are lots of variations 002.jpg003.jpg004.jpg005.jpg006.jpg

[pmclaine]

Wow that one is sharp.

[Fred Pillot]

As far as sighting goes. 50 feet and 50 yards are the same sight setting. 50 yards to 100 yards, come up 8 MOA. For 50 yards to 200 yards, come up 27 MOA. I suspect your sight is 1/4 minute clicks.

[pmclaine]

As far as sighting goes. 50 feet and 50 yards are the same sight setting. 50 yards to 100 yards, come up 8 MOA. For 50 yards to 200 yards, come up 27 MOA. I suspect your sight is 1/4 minute clicks.

Awesome this will be helpful and save me some ammo.

[Cosine26]

An original Lyman 48 common to the M2 would have 1/2 minutes clicks.
FWIW