The United States’ service rifle during World War II was the venerable American M1 Garand, and was chambered in the powerful .30-06 round. In the hands of a skilled shooter, accurate shooting ...

Join me on a journey to restore my M1 Garand back to its former glory. This iconic rifle carries a rich history, and every ...

The United States’ service rifle during World War II was the venerable American M1 Garand, and was chambered in the powerful .30-06 round.

While the German and Japanese military still used bolt-action rifles, the M1 Garand was semiautomatic with an eight-round capacity. Chambered for .30-06 ammunition, the rifle also packed a punch.

During World War II, the United States attempted to make a sniper rifle version of the M1 Garand with the first version being the M1C. The Remington Model 30 developed off the M1917 design.

Hailed as “the greatest battle implement ever devised,” the M1 Garand is a WW2 legend—but was it really that flawless? In this video, I share some hot takes on its performance, reliability, and how it ...

A. For M1 rifles in service up to circa 1943, the M1905 bayonet (16” blade) would be correct. M1905 bayonets were in production from 1905 until the early 1920s at Springfield Armory and from ...

A must have for any World War 2 video game, the M1 Garand is a huge part of military history, and the arsenal of pop culture weapons. It was a tool that helped the allies fight in the Second World ...

Those that made it ashore, fired their M1 Garand rifles toward the Germans. "This was the primary weapon of the infantry during the Second World War," said Robert Smith, Fort Riley Museums Director.