Description

Designed and manufactured by G&G, M1 Garand is a high-quality replica of one of the most iconic semi-automatic rifles in history.
M1, or more precisely the "U.S. Rifle, Caliber .30, M1" is the first standard-issue autoloading rifle for the US. Developed by Quebec-born American John Garand, it was a weapon that completely changed the organization of the infantry units in the United States Army and other branches. Thanks to the self-loading mechanism, the volume of fire was increased considerably. This gave an edge in the battle over opponents using mainly bolt-action rifles - Kar98K and Arisaka.
Used primarily by the Allies during WW2, M1 Garand saw numerous use in various future conflicts around the globe. Currently, it is often used as a hunting and sporting gun, with specific models as highly sought collector's items. It is noteworthy to say that M1 Garand gas operating system inspired Mikhail Kalashnikov in designing the AK-pattern rifle mechanics, making it the de facto grandfather of the AK platform.
This 1120mm long replica is fed from a removable magazine holding 20 rounds. It weighs around 3800g and shoots in semi-automatic mode as the original. Superior materials and craftsmanship guarantee the smooth and realistic operation of the bolt and charging handle during use.
The replica is primarily made from high-quality metal alloys, steel, and wood. The furniture - forend and stock combo with receiver and barrel cover are made from authentic wood. The barrel, bolt, gas block, receiver, and sights are machined of metal, with a trigger guard, trigger, pins, and a few minor elements made of steel. MOSFET-equipped V7 gearbox is paired with an innovative ETU system for superb trigger reaction time and quality. Hop-up unit is placed in the receiver - releasing the charging handle produces surprisingly nice sound mimicking the real action
Thanks to quality materials and high performance, the M1 Garand is an ideal choice for players looking for a premium-class replica for airsoft and historical re-enactment events.