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  • nice chicken wing cool guy

  • has anyone made an adaptation to the greatness that isthe M1 garand, so the magazine goes under the barrel so it can hold more than 8 rouunds? what i mean by that is i want absolutely nothing changed by the ammo capasity.

  • Or the ting is a great benifit. take a few shots throw and empty clip on the ground enemy pops out shoot him too. just a thought.

  • @mjmai2457 honestly...who would hear it? think for a moment with me. deafened soldiers, explosions and gunshots everywhere, yelling and screaming all around and in the midst of it all a small *ting* from an M1 garand running out of ammo in the clip. it wont be heard unless its like vietnam and its in the middle of the night and he dropped one on a rock and not some soft leaves and brush.

  • you idiots think a noise is going to make a difference?

  • will people ever get the difference between a mag and a clip. in a garand it is a clip. a clip is fully inserted in the gun and has nothing sticking out of the gun. so the m1 is an example. most pistols like a 1911 is another. now a m16 or ar15 or ak47 use magazines. which extend out of the gun. stop sounding like idiots and get it right.

  • @TheApplefan94 Exactly!, the M1 inserts the clip into it's fixed internal magazine, clips are jut simple molded pieces of tin metal used to "clip" bullets together, while magazines are enclosed metal boxes that have a spring at the bottom.

  • @TheApplefan94

    So 1911s use clips, do they? And so do "most pistols?"

    Interesting.

  • @RandytheAstonishing

    the 1911 "clip" is formally called a magazine.

    The Garand stamp metal to hold the 8 rounds is what would be considered a true clip

  • @SavageJim01 Its called a Magazine, they are not the same, people just interchange them like they were, Older firearms use stripper clips to load their magazines an M1 is unique because its en bloc clip if fed into the magazine and is ment to stay there for operation unlike stripper clips.

  • @RandytheAstonishing Pistols do not use clips, except the early Mauser broomhandle, all others carry magazines

  • just love the sound when the Mag just jumps up from the rifle and lands on the ground ! <3

  • @hjolinn Clip actually.

  • just love the sound when the Mag just jumps up from the rifle and lands on the ground ! <3

  • i freaking love that sound when you run out of clip!

  • @TheDarkstar826 yea but if a enemy was close by and heard that noise,he knew you had to reload and could run up and waste you while you fumble for a clip.

  • @TheRalphus666 though in REALITY, 1 ping doesnt mean shit to anyone, you run up because you hear a ping sound, you're still going to get pumped full of lead. From the German veterans I've interviewed, they said there just isnt time to care, or pay attention in the heat of close combat, the ping sound was mostly ignored by the Germans in street fighting, even in house fighting, American troops always went in with 2 or 3 man teams, so 1 ping sound doesnt mean anything, other than 1 out of 3 is out

  • @TheRalphus666 But in normal 150-200 yard open field engagements, the ping is impossible to hear outdoors on grass, at long range, amist extremely loud noise, hell, at my reenactments, you cant even hear the ping even at 20 feet away outdoors on soft ground without any shooting. the ping is so miniscule of a thing that its cannot be considered a flaw, there's a million other things that will get you killed before a near inaudible ping sound does.

  • @TheRalphus666 Plus runing out of ammo ith ANY weapon is just as dangerous as a ping sound, since the enemy may see you remove the box magazine from the weapon, and see you fumbling around for a new one, at that time you're defencess, so the M1 is no more dangerous that any other weapon when it runs out, plus when you run out with a Garand, you just instantly duck back behind cover, then the enemy cant do anything, if they come at you and they're dead anyways.

  • @TheRalphus666 PLs this is just all fictional scenerios, in reality, the Germans and Japanese could care lessis a single infantryman is out of ammo, they're still dead of they rush that guy. The ping sound being a dreaded flaw wih the rifle is just a myth, and a poorly made up one, since no veteran I've talked to mentioned it was feared by the users, or that it got thousads of GIs killed. Not saying it didnt happen, its just not at all common, it was simply ignored by the enemy.

  • DING

  • @jamesgot88 you have to learn how to spell

  • @mdaugherty1988 You only chicken wing it if you want to reduce recoil and stay on target easier.

  • Who cares if garand was say, 100%Cambodian! His rifle is an American military ICON! The rifle that won WWII.

  • @dugie55 Really? I don't recall any pictures of an M1 Garand hopping itself up a beach, or taking over it's husband's job. That's odd.

  • @cheesekake22 You dont know how to shoulder a rifle, learn how before posting.

  • @cheesekake22 He's shouldering it just fine. What are you talking about?

  • @cheesekake22 The people who criticize when, how, and who should shoot a gun, deny all the opportunity to train, and practice. Thank god these nutjobs arent in government.

  • @cheesekake22 WEll shut the fuck up and watch another video, you stupid dumb bitch. go suck your grandfathers infected dick.

  • Springfield Armory is located in Connecticut, along with most gun manufacturers (Colt, Marlin, Mossburg)

  • @cheesekake22 Actually he IS properly shouldering it, he just needs to widen his grasp on the forestock, and lean into the weapon to reduce recoil.

  • @cheesekake22 orly? please id love for you to explain to me how to "properly" shoulder a "gun"?

  • @fezzial LOL, that'd be interesting to see wouldnt it? hahaha

  • how much did your 98k cost? i want to buy one, and im curious

  • @Michael117american mine was $500 i believe

  • @Michael117american I got mine for about $410

  • I don't think a .30 is really considered a big bore, but the 06 kicks pretty good anyway. Love how M1s look/operate, so badass, I hope to get one someday. As it is I only just bought a Mosin Nagant and 40 rounds... it depleated my wallet pathetically enough, so I'm a ways from getting one of these bad boys.

  • @ImWatchinTheTube $90 rifle and $10 worth of ammo depleted your wallet? oy vey, keep armed brother!

  • @spokelse0 Of course theres more than one way, theres the right way, and theres the wrong way.

  • Of course theres more than one way to shoot a rifle, theres the right way, and the wrong way.

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  • @spokelse0 Of course there is, just theres effective ways and ineffective ways of shooting, shootig arm out is the most stable and effective, and shooting arm down, is very unstable, and impractical when shooting high powered rifles.

  • haha wow did he really check to see if he was out of ammo???

  • everybody who says its a canadian rifle know nothing about the M1 and should just go back and play with their "no where near as sexy" plastic things people call "modern guns"

  • @maxjr4 John C. Garand was Canadian, but he lived in the US and designed the M1 for the US...its a US rifle

  • @futurecanadianarmy He lived all but 11 years of his life in the US, Garand is 90% American, 10% Canadian, and his rifle is 100% American.

  • @LoneWolf051 didnt say anything about the rifle being canadian?

  • @maxjr4 im with you man i have one of my own but john c garand was from canada bt that doesnt make it a Canadian rifle

  • @maxjr4 exactly. It says US RIFLE Caliber .30 M1 on the receiver for a reason................

  • Very good job

  • PING!

  • hehe look at how he handles that recoil

  • ty for recording this off of you computer

  • @ridebmx162793 nope, off my TV

  • hey put ur chiken wing down its your more accurate with your arm down

  • @deathfromsniper Actually he's shooting it the way its supposed to be shot, the chicken wing opens up a cavity in your shoulder which allows the rifle's buttstock to be placed nice and snug. With your arm down, the muscle actually bulges out right where the buttstock rests, making it bulky and hard to control.

  • @LoneWolf051 thank you! finally someone who knows how to shoot a rifle

  • @fezzial Thanks, its funny when all these people are saying over and over, "put your arm down!" When actually, they're ALL WRONG.

  • @fezzial That's the sound my computer makes when someone calls my cell phone :D

    Anyways, if that's the proper stance, is it best to lean back like that too? Or only if you want to? I dont like leaning back when i shoot :c

  • @deathfromsniper No, your chicken wing down makes you a smaller target, it is much harder to aim with your chicken wing down because the upper half of your Pec flexes and creates a hump for the rifle to sit on.

    n00b

  • @deathfromsniper no its not

  • looks hard to shoot those when they are on the ground and way to take the recoil like a man.

  • oh you guys are shooting clay pigeons not skeet shooting

  • Dude, I thought you were going to hit the clay pigeons from a thrower.

  • how much do one m1 garand cost?

  • @nitromehane189 $500 +

  • wouldnt mind using that rifle on inner city minorities instigating another L.A riot

  • my arm hurts like a bitch when i fire this way, suprised you do it with the garand

  • well im a man so

  • @fezzial but that is the text book way to fire this weapon, the elbow straight out. but the butt shoold be closer to your cheek to prevent the shoolder joint or the bicep from absorbing the rifles full recoil.

  • @jimboner22

    actually that is almsot the test book position to fire this weapon. the elbow straight out. but you shoold have the butt more closer to your cheek to prevent the bicep (or the shoolder joint) from absorbing the full recoil.

  • Chicken winging. Isn't it uncomfortable to shoot like that?

  • nope, really comfortable for me

  • @fezzial Makes yourself a nice wide target in a combat situation as well. GL with that.

  • ouch - the way the shooter held the rifle must have made his shoulder pretty sore after a while...

  • your form actually wasn't as bad as you made me think it would be, nice shootin'

  • m1 garand. arguably one of the best American rifles ever made.

  • @B1TCHarlie M-14

  • @B1TCHarlie shot this along with many other modern weapons at a range this past summer and this rifle took the cake. such accuracy and smoothness, its like butter.

  • That was made by a French Canadian.

  • @ufloetz omg no it wasnt are you kidding me?

  • @fallentreeairsofter Actually it was. John Garand was Canadian, although he was living in America while he designed the rifle.

  • Which is then concidered an American rifle. Since legally, technically, and officially, Canada had nothng to do with it, because Garand came up wth the design when he was an American citizen.

  • @B1TCHarlie arguably? not possible at all, next to the M1903 this is without a doubt the best rifle America has ever produced.

  • @B1TCHarlie

    Canadian rifle. Look up John C Garand

  • @NormanMatchem

    He was born in Canada, but he moved to the States as a child. The M1 was designed here, not Canada ;)

  • @B1TCHarlie Funny it was made by a Canadian

  • @B1TCHarlie arguably? i think it is imo

  • @B1TCHarlie not arguably

  • @B1TCHarlie Yet it was designed by a Canadian :D.

  • @PontoonTeek FORMER Canadian.

  • @B1TCHarlie Keyword, arguably.

  • @B1TCHarlie M1 Garand was designed by a Canadian :D

  • @Hotives And the RIFLE is all American.

  • @B1TCHarlie YEEEEEAH what everyone else said it's a Canadian made gun :D

  • @TheRocknRollfreak Springfield Armory is located in Canada???

  • @TheRocknRollfreak More like AMERICAN made!

  • @B1TCHarlie yea sure is i have one that was in the war got the back ground on it

    and in its day in warwar2 it was the best rifle it why we came out winners and so yea #1 best American rifle

  • @B1TCHarlie

    designed by a Canadian...

  • @B1TCHarlie

    designed by a Canadian...

  • @B1TCHarlie no its not

  • one time one tv I think I saw a guy clay pigeon shooting with a wild west rifle

  • Hey Guys, I am looking to purchase a Garand, Thompson, or any old WW2 Gun, Remake, restoration, or Vintage. Please Help!!!!!

  • Look online, ask a gun dealer, go to a gun forum etc.

  • get a loan

    (IDK REALLY) Garand costs 900+

    (VINTAGE) Thompson (FBI OR GI) 15000+

    (REMAKE) Thompson SEMI AUTO 1921, 1923, 1928 ect 1250-1500

  • @wigtrimer Wow did you just pull those prices out of your ass? I bought a m1 garand for $600.

  • you can get a m1 garand for less than 400 through the CMP

  • I would say that everyone loves the M1 mostly because of the signature sound of the bandolier hitting the ground. Germans utilized that during the war, and when they heard that noise, they knew that the Americans were reloading and did whatever they could to you know the rest I don't need to explain. M1 RULES.

  • @ncoproductions. some US troops got smart to that and would drop an empty bandolier onto the ground with the rifle fully loaded the Germans didn't like that trick

  • No but the Japanese fell for it real easily

  • If you knew which guy was reloading while 7 others were shooting at you at the same time, you deserve an iron cross. The 'ping' wasn't useful unless if you were fighting only one guy..

  • @Stugace

    not neccesarilly..the ping cood also be used for effect :). Amer GIs' wood take an empty clip and throw it onto a hard surface (like a rock) replicate the 'ping' sound..the nme wood charge, you open fire :)

  • @kenns9 Thats a myth blown way out of proportion over the decades, that only actually happened a few times, nowadays everyone thinks it was actually common to do, which of course it was not.

  • The clip is what makes the sound. A bandolier is the canvas sash with pockets made to carry multiple clips.

  • M1 GARAND IS NUMBER 1!!! :D

  • Yeah. Ik! Check out my VIDS on it!

  • @dragopure40 Yeah, i use it when i play games.

  • The M1 is one of my favorite rifles, i own one of the rarer M1's made from the springfield armory however i do not intend to sell it for any reason.

  • nice chicken wing

  • whoa thats a whole chicken wing

  • Gotta love the M1 =)

  • luckyone thats 1 of my favorite firearm: the looks and the design though

    (here in belgium the law sucks)

  • lol im in belgium right now. the law might suck, but they got good waffles!!

  • i dont think that could have broken your collar bone but it deffinatley should have hurt your shoulder

  • good shooting, now how about you buy every person in the world an m1 garand(im not saying anything against you)

  • i'm sure that if "kickass" was in a dictionary or encyclopedia, it would have a picture of .30-06 round, and it would say "see also m1 garand, and nazikiller"

  • First thing is first. You cannot compare a firearm portraid in a video game to the real thing. I own an M1 Garand and it is by far one of the best rifles ever produced because it is highly accurate (CMP holds competitions with this rifle) and the .30-06 is a very hard hitting round. The 150 grain FMJ used in the M2 Ball ammo designed for that rifle had an impact force of approximately 2600ft lbs. of pressure. Long story short you get hit with that once you're not geting up.

  • judging by war games i always thunk the garand was really weak but iv seen a few vids on it and evreyone says its like well powerful bled. on waw the garand sucks serious arsehole.

  • you must be a complete idiot if you think the m1 is weak. plus your comparing a REAL gun to a gun in world at war? a fucking video game? that gun is perfect in every aspect. the only down to it is when the stripper clip makes the "ping" it alerts enemys that their empty.

  • watch the discovery channel "best rifles ever" on youtube. yes the "ping" was a disadvantage, but the americans used it to there advantage too. they would throw it against somthing like a tree or rock, making the germans think that they were out of ammo, but when the germans would rush a hill, the americans would light them up.

  • Man, wargames are funny, but they often don't pretend to be realistic. In videogame like waw garand hits are weak to compensate the semiautomatic fire. If the damage was realistic, nobody will use the bolta action rifles in the game...

    My father shooted with the garand during the national service, and it was in 1976. Pretty old rifles! :-)

  • Not to mention that that game has no recoil on any weapons. that whole series is designed for little kids.

    On the other hand, Brothers in Arms is the best WWII series of all time.

  • you suck!! i've betten whole missions using only m1 garand

    you just suck at war games

  • cod 3 it is a very powerful weapon, waw was very off with m1 in my opinion. Then again, i've never fire it at a man so i wouldnt know weather its a one shot to the chest or two shots to kill a full grown man.

  • EvilMonk3y1999 have you even seen a 30-06 cartrige?!?! that is a self-proven round!

    if you just look at it, somehow or another that round is self-explanitory.

  • video games protay guns for the fun of it...for the fun of it go shoot real guns!

  • According to an old WWII training film that I saw, when firing from the standing position, you want to raise your right elbow up above the rifle for better stability. I've never fired an M1, though, so I don't know if it really helps. If it was important enough to focus on in basic training, then it's probably worth mentioning.

  • @AnimeFanatic5602

    You will hear people refer to that as chicken winging it. Some people will tell you that it's bad form, and others will say it's a matter of personal preference and that it helps with harder recoiling rifles. I think most today are being trained not to, but I'm not a LEO, or military so I may be wrong. I find it more comfortable not to, but fall more into the personal preference category.

  • @SamTay04 I always thought chickenwing was the proper form for this style of rifle. But the design of the pistol grips on modern battle rifles makes it awkward since your hand is gripping at a vertical angle rather than oblique

  • is it true that the m1 garand was like one of the most powerful guns?

  • love the ping when the magazine pops out

  • i know me 2, it even does that in COD WAW Final Fronts

  • the ping is nice

  • but it told the enemy you were out. if it was up to me, i'd grab the mag as it pops out practice my fast ball at my enemy.

  • well they would also through empty ones against rocks to pretend they were out and the dumbfucks would pop thier heads out and say byby to their brains hahaha

  • I agree with masterded101. In world war 2 american weaponry couldnt touch the germans. fezzial if that m1 garand was yours you should by a 8mm mauser next. I own one and it is the best deer gun I have ever bought.

  • ya i have an kar98, never put up any videos though

  • is the k98 original or is it a yugo or an rc? Also where did you get it and how much? I might look for one soon right now I have a Glock21, Remington 870, ak-47, colt M4 carbine, and a 1943 Mosin Nagant.

  • original with nazi proof marks. got it offline for about $400.. it was a steal. it worth well over that much because its in amazing condition and the nazi marks are hard to come by cause most were grinded off. i have a 91/30 mosin also, tulu armory

  • holy shit I cant believe it was only $400. I bet the guy who sold it found out how much it was worth and felt like a retard. One of my friends bought an original 1941 M1 Garand with original bayonet, grenade launcher, grenade launcher sight, hollowed out grenade, strap for $500 the rifle was in perfect condition to. He sold it for $1200.

  • Why would a Garand have Nazi proof marks ?

  • it doesnt. hes talking about a kar98.

  • @NSander i was talkin bout the kar98

  • @fezzial why did it have NAZI proof marks?

  • @futurecanadianarmy the kar98 i have does, not the M1

  • nice shooting tex!

  • what grain were you using geez that thing was kickin bad. I use 150 and theres no recoil at all.

  • they were military rounds so i guess 180ish? not too sure. i also weighed like 120lbs so i wasnt doin to much to hold back the rifle lol

  • thomson would be my choice

  • PING!:D This is the best Rifle ever.

  • PING it gets me everytime

  • any one ever noticed when u fire a rifle it kicks up and shotgun kicks back

  • i just went trap shooting and i thought it was the opposite actually lol

  • Gotta love the m1 !!!

  • big kick back

  • m1 garand is a great gun, but its a bitch on ur thumb lol

  • If this rifle hurts your thumb, you don't know how to use it. Maybe you should stick with video games

  • @derfbatfish lol. nice

  • hahaha it's all good dude, i remember shooting my ak for the first time on semi and my control over the muzzle climb was just as shitty....oh and the guy below me who likes the gewehr 43...if that gun was so good, why didn't the wermacht use it? it was cheap, and just as easy to make. well maybe because it's a piece of shit. even the fascist reich understood that. no other semi automatic rifle stood up to the beast that was the m1 garand in wwII.

  • PING!!

    I love the Garand. :)

  • man the first time i shot an M1 Garand was when i was 10... 1st 30-06 i have ever shot...IT HURT!!!!

    im 16 now...lol

  • actually was decent form

  • well i like the Gewehr43 better, but the M1 would be my 2nd choice!

  • The g43 was a poorly designed rifle. The gas piston would break easily.

  • .308 < .30-06 i think ill stick with teh Garand

  • While the 8mm Mauser is a pretty effective cartridge, the G43 did have issues with cleanliness. It was based closely on another German design mimicking captures Soviet SVT-40s, and as such were prone to have issues with getting dirty. The gas system required constant cleaning in order to remain functional.

    The rotating bolt action in the Garand was so sturdy, that while proofing some of the prototypes, they were capable of firing rounds that had double the maximum .30-06 chamber pressure.

  • was ein rückstoß :D

  • i love the m1 thats y i got one and my moisin nigent is good to