Join me on a journey to restore my M1 Garand back to its former glory. This iconic rifle carries a rich history, and every part has a story to tell. Learn about the history of M1 parts and how to ...

Explore the most notorious weapons of WWII and discover how they worked, from buzzsaw machine guns and game-changing bombs to ...

Step into the action as we take the iconic M1 Garand into the heat of simulated WWII combat at Lauer Farms' Friday morning battle. With authentic gear, historical tactics, and immersive intensity ...

World War II weapons are increasingly seen by collectors and investors as valuable long-term assets. Their worth is driven by rarity, condition, historical provenance, and the type of weapon ...

The M1 Garand was named for her inventor ... his inventive skill landed him employment as an engineer at the government’s Springfield Armory (not to be confused with the present-day private ...

30/06 that the M1 Garand used (right). Tyler Freel Prototypes for this new carbine were tested by the Ordnance Department in 1941, and they included submissions from Springfield Armory (designed by ...

The M1 Garand went on to serve U.S. troops in the Korean War and the Vietnam War, though in a more limited capacity. From the mid-1930s through the mid-1950s, Springfield Armory and other private ...

The M1 Garand was the brainchild of French-Canadian ... After seeing great promise from his work, he was hired to work for Springfield Armory with the sole purpose of developing a semi-automatic ...

For various reasons, the Army wanted it in the already standard-issue .30/06 Springfield. Early designs for the M1 Garand used 10-round clips and were chambered in .276 Pedersen. .276 Pedersen patent ...

M1903 Springfield and World War I (12:47). Victorious soldiers march the Champs-Élysées with the Arc de Triomphe in the background in Paris (13:27). John Garand and invention of semi-automatic M1 ...

Doris Turner of Springfield, voting against it ... Weapons such as the M1 Garand rifle and the 1911 handgun are not listed in the bill, he said, despite being used by those in the armed forces.