THE m1 garand the weapon that has seen wars

THE m1 garand the weapon that has seen through wars
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Hello everyone and welcome to my channel AR15 NATION TACTICAL. Today, we are going to talk about the Garand M1, THE m1 garand the weapon that has seen wars
History of the Garand M1
The Garand M1 was developed by John Garand, an American engineer, in the 1930s. It was adopted by the United States Army in 1936 and was used in World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War.
The Garand M1 was a revolutionary weapon for its time. It was the first semi-automatic rifle to be adopted by a major army. This allowed soldiers to fire faster and more accurately than soldiers armed with manually repeating rifles.
The Garand M1 was used by many famous American soldiers, including Audie Murphy, the most decorated American soldier of World War II.
Features of the Garand M1
The Garand M1 is a semi-automatic bolt-action rifle. It fires the .30-06 Springfield cartridge. It has an effective range of 500 meters.
The Garand M1 is a robust and reliable weapon. It was designed to withstand harsh battlefield conditions.
The legacy of the Garand M1
The Garand M1 is an iconic weapon in American history. He played an important role in the Allied victory in World War II.
The Garand M1 is still in use today by some armed forces around the world. It is also a popular collectible.
Conclusion
The Garand M1 is a fascinating and historic weapon. It is a weapon that has marked history and continues to be appreciated today.
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[@thierrylouineau680]

Bonjour mon Ami
Magnifique vidéo sur cette carabine historique qui a participé à la libération de notre territoire en 44, elle nous éclaire sur les particularités et les avantages de cette arme de collection, merci encore à vous deux

[@AR15-NATION-TACTICAL]

Salut l'ami merci beaucoup

[@mkh5623]

cette arme m'as toujours fait rêvée, un jour peut etre j'aurais l'occasion de mettre la main dessus

[@AR15-NATION-TACTICAL]

Salut l'ami attention au bidouille et l'usure de canon

[@rimasiaf9350]

C'est bien continuer 👏

[@AR15-NATION-TACTICAL]

Salut l'ami merci

[@thierrylouineau680]

Merci pour vos encouragements

[@stevev5807]

Bonsoir l’ami , une arme génial , j’en ai un de fin 43 .
Dans les différences , tu pouvais aussi parler du pontet , 1er modèle avec un trou pour la gâchette hiver. , le 2eme ne l’a plus .
Une autre différence importante est la canne d’op rôde , y a 4 modèle . Dont le premier qui est assez dangereux , il avait tendance à casser . Il est présent sur les premiers Garand .
Bonne continuation

[@AR15-NATION-TACTICAL]

Salut lami merci beaucoup prochaine vidéo sur le sujet pour ca j'en ai gardée qiuelque détails mille merci à toi

[@didiermathurin4158]

Bonjour le fusil de de mon père et mon grand-père débarquement Normandie Indochine

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Salut l'ami à garder très précieusement