Man Panzerknaker those pics are awesome.
Man Panzerknaker those pics are awesome.
Thanks.
I noticed it said 1953. Does that mean it was made in 1953 because if so it would not be a world war2 weapon
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You are correct.
Why when I send pictures it has attached pictures. How do you get to look like your pictures Panzersnacker.
Well yeah,but its still a good model
I have got some info on the M1 Garand:
Weight-9lbs.8oz
Length-43.5in.
Calibur-.30
Cartridge-8 rounds
General Patton’s weapon of choice,but has a defect,when ammo is out the cartridge flies out making a high “ping” noise that alerts enimies were out of ammo.
Why when I send pictures it has attached pictures. How do you get to look like your pictures Panzersnacker
You have to upload it in a external server and then insert the link in the · insert image" button in your post toolbar.
Well yeah,but its still a good model
Yes, very rare. This is the original.
General Patton’s weapon of choice,but has a defect,when ammo is out the cartridge flies out making a high “ping” noise that alerts enimies were out of ammo.
That problem is overrated, just imagine a guy trowing some empty clips in the air…the enemy show their heads over the trench to see what happen…but the Garand armed soldier open fire…nasty isnt?? :roll:
Oh yeah,I remember that stratagy,its pretty useful.
Cool nice pics
No way. Don’t have the cash, I got too many other expenses. Besides,after losing the collection I don’t have the heart for it anymore.
I see. Ya it must be hard to recover from that.
Here is a soldier with a M1 Garand
I dont think the USA would had have a problem with winning the war with out the M1 Garand ,Germans spread themselves too thin on all the fronts that they were fighting .As for the M1 I would never sell mine ,I have gotten rid of just about all my rifle collection (enfields , Mosins, SVT 40 ,Etc .
Here are a few of my July 1944 issue Springfield M1 ,
Very nice pics, it seems in a very mint state.
my my,those are great pics,great condition,you sir are a great provider
I have been thanking about this. Maybe the M1 Garand had more of an effect in the Pacific Campaign then the European Campaign. Just a thought. Still the war would have been won without it on both campaigns.
Garand used by USMC sniper team.
Here are some pics I found.The first one is just a M1,the second one is John Garand handing over a garand to the army officials,and the third one is show the M1 in more describle way.