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The M1 rifle and M1 Carbine share only a buttplate screw and use different-sized .30 caliber ammunition.
The M1 rifle and M1 Carbine share only a buttplate screw and use different-sized .30 caliber ammunition.
81 mm mortar crew in action at Camp Carson, Colorado, 24 April 1943. The soldier on the left has a slung M1 carbine.
81 mm mortar crew in action at Camp Carson, Colorado, 24 April 1943. The soldier on the left has a slung M1 carbine.
A U.S. anti-tank crew in combat in the Netherlands, 4 November 1944. The soldier on the far right is holding an M1 carbine.
A U.S. anti-tank crew in combat in the Netherlands, 4 November 1944. The soldier on the far right is holding an M1 carbine.
WWII M1 carbine with a magazine pouch mounted on the stock that held two spare 15-round magazines
WWII M1 carbine with a magazine pouch mounted on the stock that held two spare 15-round magazines
.30 Carbine Ball Mk 1 Great Britain
.30 Carbine Ball Mk 1 Great Britain
Marine with M1 carbine at Guam
Marine with M1 carbine at Guam
Automag III .30 carbine pistol made by Irwindale Arms, Inc. with .30 carbine cartridge
Automag III .30 carbine pistol made by Irwindale Arms, Inc. with .30 carbine cartridge