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The '''M-1 Carbine''' was successful rifle design of the [[Second World War]]. It utilized a semi-automatic function much like the [[M-1 Garand]] in that the soldier could maintain a decent rate of fire by how fast the trigger was depressed.The M-1 Carbine was lightweight and was usually assigned to paratroopers and tank teams because of the size and folding buttstock.The M-1 Carbine could be armed with a 15 or 30 round ammunition clip.
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The '''M1 Carbine''' was successful rifle design of the [[Second World War]]. It utilized a semi-automatic function much like the [[M-1 Garand]] in that the soldier could maintain a decent rate of fire by how fast the trigger was depressed.The M-1 Carbine was lightweight and was usually assigned to paratroopers and tank teams because of the size and folding buttstock.The M-1 Carbine could be armed with a 15 or 30 round ammunition clip.
  
 
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Revision as of 22:33, April 21, 2007

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The M1 Carbine was successful rifle design of the Second World War. It utilized a semi-automatic function much like the M-1 Garand in that the soldier could maintain a decent rate of fire by how fast the trigger was depressed.The M-1 Carbine was lightweight and was usually assigned to paratroopers and tank teams because of the size and folding buttstock.The M-1 Carbine could be armed with a 15 or 30 round ammunition clip.