Mechanism: - Semi-automatic gas operated - air cooled
Usual Caliber: - 30-06 (have it checked by a gunsmith to be sure. Some M1s were modified for other calibers particularly .308) RARELY A .308! Mostly a 30-06
Weight:
- 9.5 pounds
- With Accessories: 11.25
Length: - 43.5 inches
Barrel: - 24 inches
Loading Device: - Enbloc Clip
Capacity: - 8 rounds
Trigger pull: - 5.5 - 7.5 pounds
Max Effective rate of fire: - 16-24 rpm
Range:
- Max -3200 meters
- Effective - 460 meters
Sights: - Front - "Fixed" but is windage adjustable with wrench
- Rear -Adjustable
- (1 click = .7cm at 25 yards)
- Approx 1 MOA per click (1 inch at 100 yards)
Quoted from
http://www.memorableplaces.com/m1garand/
Not particularly. The advantage of the Johnson was a higher capacity, and there was a light machine gun to accompany it with some parts commonality (whereas the M1 shared no common components with the M1918 BAR).
M1 Carbine Or M1 Garand
Submachine Guns * Thompson M1928, M1928A1, M1, M1A1 * M3/A1 'Grease Gun' * M50 Reising submachine gun Machine Guns* Browning M1919 Medium Machine Gun * Browning M1917A1 Heavy Machine Gun * Browning M2 Heavy Machine Gun
There were many, but the Colt M1911 (American), the Browning Hi-Power (Canadian), the Webley (British), and the Tokarev (Russian) are a few of the main ones. * John Moses Browning designed the M1911 for the US and the Hi-Power for Belgium. Germany overran Belgium and captured the factory, but the plans for the Hi-Power pistol were sent to Canada. British paratroopers also used them, but most of Great Britain's armed forces used the old Webley revolver.
The M1 submarine was lost at sea in 1925. There is a list of the crew members lost that day online.
You can not, there are no conversion kits from an m14 model to an M1
Go to CMP to find M1 Garands and M1 Carbines. Also, go to http://www.m1garand.com, they will tell you everything...
NO!...NO! NO! NO! A M1 Grand takes a 30-06. It HAS to be a 30-06 PERIOD! It wont take an ordinary 30 caliber
your springfield m1 garand was made in 1955.
your M1 garand was made in 1941
1936- and it is the M1 Garand- named for the creator. Notice the difference in spelling of Garand.
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@1937 to present
1936- and it is the M1 Garand- named for the creator. Notice the difference in spelling of Garand.
the m1 bayonet is just leaked info dice is still going over releasing it
Are you referring to the M1 Garand, or the M1 carbine? A Garand can go anywhere from $500 to over $1000, all things dependent. An M1 carbine, generally, you'd be looking in the $400 - $700 range.
Go to this website:http://www.armusa.com/SpringfieldRiflesPage9.htm