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What weapons were used by US in ww1?
Springfield M1903 'Enfield' M1917 Browning M1917 Hotchkiss M1909 Hotchkiss M1914 Chauchat Colt M1911 Various revolvers
What rifles did the US use in world war 1?
The M1917 Enfield rifle, although the Springfield 'O3 was fairly common as well.
Was the US 30 Cal M1917 Used in World War 2?
The M1917 refers to many pieces of equipment. A bayonet, a helmet, a light machine gun, a 45 cal. revolver, an Enfield rifle,and a Browning water cooled machine gun. Both machine guns were 30 cal. as well as the Enfield rifle.
How can you tell the difference between a M1917 helmet and a Brody helmet?
They are the same. "Brody Helmet" is the name it is known by in the UK. In the US it is the M1917.
What year was the American war tank made?
The first US built tank was a copy of the French Renault FT-17 or Model 1917. Less than 1,000 were ordered and built in the US in 1918. The M1917 that was constructed in the US under license, was called the "Six Ton Tank" M1917.
What is the maximum effective range of 308?
The US Army defines the maximum effective range of a .308 as 800 meters. The US Marine Corps defines the effective range as 1000 meters. There will be variances due to things like bullet weight, barrel length, etc. Generally speaking, bullets are no longer effective once they become subsonic, which happens at around 1000 meters with a .308.
How far can a machine gun fier?
Depends on the machine gun. The US M60 has an effective range of 1,100 meters. The Browning M2 .50 cal has an effective range of 2,000 yards.
What was the effective range of the US Model 1861 .58 caliber rifle?
about 800 yards
Was the Winchester M1917 made in 1958 for sportsmen and is there information on this anywhere?
I can't find any reference showing that Winchester made any M1917's for anyone besides the US government. However, it would be a good action to use if you wanted to build a custom hunting rifle.
What is the maximum range of a 308?
The US Army defines the maximum effective range of a .308 as 800 meters. The US Marine Corps defines the effective range as 1000 meters. There will be variances due to things like bullet weight, barrel length, etc. Generally speaking, bullets are no longer effective once they become subsonic, which happens at around 1000 meters with a .308.
Did the English ever make mauser rifles?
Sort of. They never manufactured the Mauser under license, but the Pattern 14 Enfield rifle was essentially an unabashed and slightly modified copy of the Mauser Gewehr 98, chambered in the British 7.7x56R/.303 cartridge, with a good portion of these rifles being manufactured in the US under contract. This same rifle was reworked to accept the US 7.62x63/.30-06 cartridge, and pressed into US service as the M1917 rifle, of which more were actually manufactured than the Springfield 1903.
Who made a 30-06 rifle with an imperial seal on the bolt X'ed out?
Please send photos of this rifle and markings to my email at burningsaviour@wikianswers.comWithout a more detailed description, it's difficult to say. I believe what you might have is an M1917, which was transferred to the British for use by the Home Guard. These typically have a red stripe on the buttstock (which may have become faded out or removed) to distinguish them from the Enfield P'14 rifles (which were chambered in 7.7x54R/.303 British).At the onset of the First World War, the British were in need of rifles. Manufacturers in the United States were contracted to manufacture what was basically an unabashed copy of the Mauser Gew98. When the United States entered the war, they were also in need of rifles. The P'14 rifle was redesigned to accept the US .30-06 cartridge and accepted into US service as the M1917, and actually ended up being manufactured in greater numbers than the M1903 (which was the standard service rifle of the US at the time).If what you have an M1917, it should be marked with Remington, Winchester, or Eddystone (Eddystone was a subsidiary of Remington).
