US M1 Carbine shoot (with 2 magazines) 44 rounds
This is me firing my M1 Carbine. One with a 15 round magazine and the other with a 30. Enjoy! Please feel free to comment, rate, and subscribe. I know there are a few rounds that I shot that didn’t make a sound or had half the sound in them and I apologize for that. Here is a little background on the M1 Carbine. Caliber: .30 Carbine Operation: Gas Muzzle Velocity: 1970 ft/s (600 m/s) Effective Range: 250-300 yards Produced: Late 1941 to late 1945 Number built: 6.25 million Weight: 5.2 lbs. (unloaded) Length: 35.6 in. Magazine capacity: 15 or 30 round detachable box The M1 Carbine was designed by two employees at the Winchester Arms factory. It was designed to provide better protection than a pistol and fired the newly developed .30 Carbine round. The M1 Carbine would see extensive use throughout WWII and was highly praised by US troops through both theaters and was mainly issued to NCOs and other officers as a better substitute than an M1911. It also saw plenty of action through the Korean War but with a fully automatic fire capability. In Korea the Carbine performed poorly and the majority of troops disliked it. It tended to freeze, jam and lacked sufficient stopping power. Most Allied soldiers would try to get an M1 Garand if they could to replace their Carbine. In Vietnam the Carbine got one last shot, arming thousands of South Vietnamese forces against the NVA and VC. It was used by both the South and North. It performed very well and did its job. Today it is a …
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@MultiMaggot69 Hey I’m not trying to do that!
@jrpeters5 Sorry for sec I thought the magazine was curved. -_-
@WeekendWarrior556 Yes it did. Watch a video about it.
@nater245689 I dont like its direct gas system, gets my bolt hot and makes me wait to clean.
@CallofDutyDat And M2’s DID see use in WW2 and Vietnam, so go back to cod faggot.