- The M1
Garand or M1
rifle is a semi-automatic
rifle that was the
service rifle of the U.S. Army
during World War II and the
Korean War. The
rifle is chambered...
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Garand is a
French surname. It is most
commonly used in
reference to the M1
Garand rifle. It may also
refer to the
Garand carbine, a .30
caliber carbine...
- Jean
Cantius Garand (/ˈɡærənd/;
January 1, 1888 –
February 16, 1974), also
known as John C.
Garand, was a Canadian-American
designer of
firearms who created...
- The
Garand carbine was John
Garand's entry during the
Light Rifle program that
produced the M1 Carbine. The
weapon was
chambered in the .30
Carbine round...
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describe older military full-power semi-automatic
rifles such as the M1
Garand, SVT-40,
Gewehr 41,
Gewehr 43, Type 4, FN
Model 1949, and MAS-49. First...
-
standard issued service rifle. The gas-operated M1
Garand was
developed by Canadian-born John
Garand for the U.S.
government at the
Springfield Armory...
-
Pierre Garand (born 26 June 1972),
known by his
stage name
Garou (a
diminutive of his last name), is a
Canadian singer, actor, and
entertainer from Sherbrooke...
- used in the
Pedersen rifle and
early versions of what
would become the M1
Garand.
Developed in 1923 in the
United States, it was
intended to
replace the...
-
World War II. The M1941
unsuccessfully competed with the
contemporary M1
Garand rifle but was used in
limited numbers by the US
Marines during the Second...
- launcher, M7, was a 22 mm
rifle grenade launcher attachment for the M1
Garand rifle that saw
widespread use
throughout World War II and the
Korean War...
