M1 Carbine
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@vitorgaray If that's the case I'm not sure why you didn't post your comment on the Garand video.
Honestly, I find the little Carbine much more enjoyable to shoot than the Garand. Lighter, less recoil, and easier to feed. The Garand is pretty picky about its gas port pressure while the Carbine digests anything that fits in a .30 Carbine case. Easier to load and unload as well.
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of corse its not at a shooting range :P i would love to shoot a gun wer he is {in my backyard}but then my nieghbors would be app **** on me if i did XD lucky for u u liv ein the country wer evryday u hear gunshots XD lol
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0:24 sounds like a Ricochet to me! Very nice M1 Carbine, A Winchester at that! I used to have an Old Saginaw years ago. I regret selling the beauty.
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ive never seen a stripper clip for a magazine b4
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love the ricochet on the last shot :p
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@WeekendWarrior556 .30 Carbine's report is a lower tone than a .22. More like a .38 or 9x19mm. The high pitched clank of the gas piston striking the operating rod appears to drown much of it out, at least when using this camera. As I said before it's a very clanky sounding gun to shoot, felt recoil is about like a .223.
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I know it's not fake, but doesn't half sound it. lol
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I like the ricochet sound..
I don't understand why .30 Carbine isn't a more popular round.
What kind of ammo do you use, anyways?
DanTheVikingr 3 weeks ago
@DanTheVikingr Usually Remington, it seems to be easy to find locally.
DrakeGmbH 3 weeks ago
sounds like an airsoft gun O.o
TheGreendude0 3 months ago
@TheGreendude0 Sounds like an M1 Carbine to me. Rather clanky sounding action.
DrakeGmbH 3 months ago 6
Which came first, the m1 garand or the m1 carbine?
MjMikoolJr 3 months ago
@MjMikoolJr The M1 Garand entered development in the early 1930's and was adopted in 1936. The M1 Carbine was designed in 1938 and adopted for service in 1942.
DrakeGmbH 3 months ago