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Contrary to what movie and TV viewers see, the M1 Carbine did not have a bayonet lug during World War II. There is no photographic evidence of any soldiers carrying or using the M1 Carbine or M1A1 paratrooper Carbine between 1942 and early 1945, with a bayonet lug. The version with the bayonet lug, and the replacement of the "L" peep sight with the adjustable windage rear sight was an undesignated upgrade to the model and was not given a separate model number. This upgrade officially started in late 1944, but were only seen in the field in late 1945, in the very last months of the war. Occupation troops did, however, get this version of the gun. The upgraded version was used extensively during the Korean conflict and into the early years of Vietnam. The M1 carbine could still be found in US National Guard, Army or Air Force reserve unit armories on into the early 1970s, in addition it was a common police weapon from the mid 1950s into the late 1970s.
Contrary to what movie and TV viewers see, the M1 Carbine did not have a bayonet lug during World War II. There is no photographic evidence of any soldiers carrying or using the M1 Carbine or M1A1 paratrooper Carbine between 1942 and early 1945, with a bayonet lug. The version with the bayonet lug, and the replacement of the "L" peep sight with the adjustable windage rear sight was an undesignated upgrade to the model and was not given a separate model number. This upgrade officially started in late 1944, but were only seen in the field in late 1945, in the very last months of the war. Occupation troops did, however, get this version of the gun. The upgraded version was used extensively during the Korean conflict and into the early years of Vietnam. The M1 carbine could still be found in US National Guard, Army or Air Force reserve unit armories on into the early 1970s, in addition it was a common police weapon from the mid 1950s into the late 1970s.


'''Specifications'''
__TOC__
*Weight: 5.2 lb (2.4 kg) empty
*Length: 35.6 in (900 mm)
*Barrel length: 18 in (460 mm)
*Cartridge: .30 Carbine
*Action: Gas-operated, rotating bolt
*Rate of fire: Semi-automatic (M1/A1)
*850–900 rounds/min (M2/M3)
*Muzzle velocity: 1,970 ft/s (600 m/s)
*Feed system: 15 or 30-round detachable box magazine
 
Manufacturers: Inland (a Division of General Motors), Winchester, Saginaw, Irwin-Pedersen, Rock-Ola (the juke box company), Underwood (Underwood Elliot Fisher), National Postal Meter, Quality Hardware Manufacturing Corp., I.B.M., Standard Products, Commercial Controls Corporation. Post war manufacturers include Auto Ordnance, Plainsfield Machine Company, Howa, Iver Johnson, Universal, & Texas Armament Co.
 
'''The M1 Carbine can be seen in the following films, television shows, video games and anime used by the following actors:'''
 
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= M1/M1A1 Carbine =
[[Image:M1c.jpg|thumb|450px|right|M1 Carbine (Post-War) - .30 Carbine]]
[[File:M1 Carbine.jpg|thumb|450px|right|M1 Carbine with heat shield and 20 round magazine - .30 Carbine]]
[[Image:M1ExtdMag.jpg|thumb|right|450px|Post-war M1 Carbine with 30 round magazine and metal barrel shroud - .30 Carbine]]
[[Image:M1A1Carbine.jpg|thumb|right|450px|M1A1 Carbine with original L style rear sights, and side-folding stock, often referred to as the 'Paratrooper' carbine - .30 Carbine.]]
[[Image:M1CarbinePlainfieldPM30.jpg|thumb|right|400px|M1 Carbine manufactured by Plainfield, with pistol-grip, post-WWII paratrooper stock and vertical foregrip - .30 Carbine.]]
[[Image:M1 stubby carbine.JPG|thumb|400px|Short-barrel M1 Carbine with pistol grip, retractable wire stock and forward pistol grip - .30 Carbine]]
==Specifications==
==Specifications==
(1941 - Present)
(1941 - Present)
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* '''Feed System:''' 15 or 30-round detachable box magazine
* '''Feed System:''' 15 or 30-round detachable box magazine


* '''Fire Modes:''' Semi-Auto
* '''Fire Modes:''' Semi-Auto (M1), Semi-Auto/Full-Auto (M2)
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{{Gun Title}}
 
= M1/M1A1 Carbine =
[[Image:M1c.jpg|thumb|450px|right|M1 Carbine (Post-War) - .30 Carbine]]
[[File:M1 Carbine.jpg|thumb|450px|right|M1 Carbine with heat shield and 20 round magazine - .30 Carbine]]
[[Image:M1ExtdMag.jpg|thumb|right|450px|Post-war M1 Carbine with 30 round magazine and metal barrel shroud - .30 Carbine]]
[[Image:M1A1Carbine.jpg|thumb|right|450px|M1A1 Carbine with original L style rear sights, and side-folding stock, often referred to as the 'Paratrooper' carbine - .30 Carbine.]]
[[Image:M1CarbinePlainfieldPM30.jpg|thumb|right|400px|M1 Carbine manufactured by Plainfield, with pistol-grip, post-WWII paratrooper stock and vertical foregrip - .30 Carbine.]]
[[Image:M1 stubby carbine.JPG|thumb|400px|Short-barrel M1 Carbine with pistol grip, retractable wire stock and forward pistol grip - .30 Carbine]]


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===Film===
===Film===


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|''[[Top Shot - Season 4]]'' / "Sweating Bullets" (S4E1)||Various||Various|| ||2012
|''[[Top Shot - Season 4]]'' ||Various||Various||"Sweating Bullets" (S4E1) ||2012
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| [[The Pacific]] || [[Dwight Braswell]] || PFC Steve Evanson || || 2010
| ''[[The Pacific]] || [[Dwight Braswell]] || PFC Steve Evanson || || 2010
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| [[The Pacific]] || [[Jon Seda]] || Gunnery Sgt. John Basilone || || 2010
|'' [[The Pacific]] || [[Jon Seda]] || Gunnery Sgt. John Basilone || || 2010
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| [[The Pacific]] || [[Joseph Mazzello]] || Eugene Sledge || || 2010
|'' [[The Pacific]] || [[Joseph Mazzello]] || Eugene Sledge || || 2010
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| [[The Pacific]] || [[Leon Ford]] || 1st Lt. Edward 'Hillbilly' Jones || || 2010
|'' [[The Pacific]] || [[Leon Ford]] || 1st Lt. Edward 'Hillbilly' Jones || || 2010
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| [[The Pacific]] || [[Martin McCann]] || R.V. Burgin || || 2010
| ''[[The Pacific]] || [[Martin McCann]] || R.V. Burgin || || 2010
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| [[The Pacific]] || [[Martin McCann]] || Pvt. Hamm || || 2010
|'' [[The Pacific]] || [[Martin McCann]] || Pvt. Hamm || || 2010
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| [[The Pacific]] || [[Rami Malek]] || Meriell 'Snafu' Shelton || || 2010
|'' [[The Pacific]] || [[Rami Malek]] || Meriell 'Snafu' Shelton || || 2010
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| [[The Pacific]] || [[Scott Gibson]] || Capt. Andrew Haldane || || 2010
|'' [[The Pacific]] || [[Scott Gibson]] || Capt. Andrew Haldane || || 2010
|-
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| [[Tankboy]] || [[Charles Knight | Charles Knight aka Tankboy]] || U.S. Ranger during WW2 Op || || 2009
|'' [[Tankboy]] || [[Charles Knight | Charles Knight aka Tankboy]] || U.S. Ranger during WW2 Op || || 2009
|-
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| [[Weaponology]] ||  || 101st Airborne troops, French troops || || 2007-2008
|'' [[Weaponology]] ||  || 101st Airborne troops, French troops || || 2007-2008
|-
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| [[Jericho (TV series)]] || [[Gerald McRaney]] || Johnston Green || || 2006-2008
| ''[[Jericho (TV series)]] || [[Gerald McRaney]] || Johnston Green || || 2006-2008
|-
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| [[Jericho (TV series)]] || [[Skeet Ulrich]] || Jake Green || || 2006-2008
|'' [[Jericho (TV series)]] || [[Skeet Ulrich]] || Jake Green || || 2006-2008
|-
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| [[Lost]] || [[Alexandra Krosney]] || young Ellie || || 2004-2010
|'' [[Lost]] || [[Alexandra Krosney]] || young Ellie || || 2004-2010
|-
|-
| [[Lost]] || [[Elizabeth Mitchell]] || Juliet Burke || || 2004-2010
|'' [[Lost]] || [[Elizabeth Mitchell]] || Juliet Burke || || 2004-2010
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| [[Lost]] || [[Henry Ian Cusick]] || Desmond Hume || || 2004-2010
|'' [[Lost]] || [[Henry Ian Cusick]] || Desmond Hume || || 2004-2010
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| [[Lost]] || [[William Mapother]] || Ethan Rom || || 2004-2010
| ''[[Lost]] || [[William Mapother]] || Ethan Rom || || 2004-2010
|-
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| [[Lost]] ||  || Various "Others" || || 2004-2010
|'' [[Lost]] ||  || Various "Others" || || 2004-2010
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| [[Mail Call]] || || Re-enactors || M1 and M1A1 variant || 2002-
|'' [[Mail Call]] || || Re-enactors || M1 and M1A1 variant || 2002-
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| [[Band of Brothers]] || [[Colin Hanks]] || Lt. Henry Jones || M1A1 Carbine with collapsible buttstock and handgrip || 2001
|'' [[Band of Brothers]] || [[Colin Hanks]] || Lt. Henry Jones || M1A1 Carbine with collapsible buttstock and handgrip || 2001
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| [[Band of Brothers]] || [[Donnie Wahlberg]] || Carwood Lipton || M1A1 Carbine with collapsible buttstock and handgrip || 2001
|'' [[Band of Brothers]] || [[Donnie Wahlberg]] || Carwood Lipton || M1A1 Carbine with collapsible buttstock and handgrip || 2001
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| [[Band of Brothers]] || [[Scott Grimes]] || Sgt. Donald Malarkey || M1A1 Carbine with collapsible buttstock and handgrip || 2001
|'' [[Band of Brothers]] || [[Scott Grimes]] || Sgt. Donald Malarkey || M1A1 Carbine with collapsible buttstock and handgrip || 2001
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| [[Band of Brothers]] || [[Richard Speight, Jr.]] || Sgt. Warren "Skip" Muck || M1A1 Carbine with collapsible buttstock and handgrip || 2001
|'' [[Band of Brothers]] || [[Richard Speight, Jr.]] || Sgt. Warren "Skip" Muck || M1A1 Carbine with collapsible buttstock and handgrip || 2001
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| [[Band of Brothers]] || [[Rick Gomez]] || Sgt. George Luz || M1A1 Carbine with collapsible buttstock and handgrip || 2001
| ''[[Band of Brothers]] || [[Rick Gomez]] || Sgt. George Luz || M1A1 Carbine with collapsible buttstock and handgrip || 2001
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| [[Band of Brothers]] || [[Ron Livingston]] || Capt. Lewis Nixon || M1A1 Carbine with collapsible buttstock and handgrip || 2001
|'' [[Band of Brothers]] || [[Ron Livingston]] || Capt. Lewis Nixon || M1A1 Carbine with collapsible buttstock and handgrip || 2001
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| [[Band of Brothers]] ||  || U.S. Army soldiers || With and without folding stocks || 2001
|'' [[Band of Brothers]] ||  || U.S. Army soldiers || With and without folding stocks || 2001
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| [[Crime Story]] || [[Dennis Farina]] || Lt. Torello ||.||1986-1988
| ''[[Crime Story]] || [[Dennis Farina]] || Lt. Torello ||.||1986-1988
|-
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| [[The Equalizer]] / Pilot || [[Edward Woodward]] || Robert McCall ||  || 1985-1989
|'' [[The Equalizer]] / Pilot || [[Edward Woodward]] || Robert McCall ||  || 1985-1989
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| [[M*A*S*H (TV Series)]] || || Various characters on guard duty and some patients || .|| 1972-1983
|'' [[M*A*S*H (TV Series)]] || || Various characters on guard duty and some patients || || 1972-1983
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| [[Hawaii Five-O (1968)|Hawaii Five-O]] || [[Jay J. Armes]] || Stoner || Fitted with a scope, wire stock and forward pistol grip. Season 6 Episode: "Hookman" || 1968-1980
|'' [[Hawaii Five-O (1968)|Hawaii Five-O]] || [[Jay J. Armes]] || Stoner || Fitted with a scope, wire stock and forward pistol grip. Season 6 Episode: "Hookman" || 1968-1980
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| [[Hawaii Five-O (1968)|Hawaii Five-O]] || [[Jack Lord]] || Steve McGarrett ||Season 2 Episode: "Savage Sunday"|| 1968-1980  
| ''[[Hawaii Five-O (1968)|Hawaii Five-O]] || [[Jack Lord]] || Steve McGarrett ||Season 2 Episode: "Savage Sunday"|| 1968-1980  
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| [[Mission Impossible (TV Series)]] /Season 1, Old Man Out part 2 ||  || Border guard || || 1966-1973
|'' [[Mission Impossible (TV Series)]] /Season 1, Old Man Out part 2 ||  || Border guard || || 1966-1973
|-
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| [[Hogan's Heroes]] || [[Felice Orlandi]] || Maurice Dubois ||  || 1965-1971
|''[[Hogan's Heroes]] || [[Felice Orlandi]] || Maurice Dubois ||  || 1965-1971
|-  
|-  
| [[The Man from U.N.C.L.E.]] ||. || THRUSH agents || A modified M1 with an infrared sniper scope, rather than an M3 || 1964-1968
| ''[[The Man from U.N.C.L.E.]] ||. || THRUSH agents || A modified M1 with an infrared sniper scope, rather than an M3 || 1964-1968
|-
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| [[Combat!]] || [[Rick Jason]] || Lt. Hanley ||  || 1962-1967
| ''[[Combat!]] || [[Rick Jason]] || Lt. Hanley ||  || 1962-1967
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| [[Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway]] || || || M1A1 with folding stock || 2008
| ''[[Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway]] || || || M1A1 with folding stock || 2008
|-
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| [[Call of Duty: World at War]] || || || Original M1 carbine, referred to as M1A1 variant || 2008
| ''[[Call of Duty: World at War]] || || || Original M1 carbine, referred to as M1A1 variant || 2008
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| [[Call of Duty: World at War: Final Fronts]] ||  || || || 2008
| ''[[Call of Duty: World at War: Final Fronts]] ||  || || || 2008
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| [[Brothers in Arms: Earned in Blood]] ||  || || M1A1 with folding stock || 2005
|'' [[Brothers in Arms: Earned in Blood]] ||  || || M1A1 with folding stock || 2005
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| [[Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30]] ||  || || M1A1 with folding stock || 2005
|'' [[Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30]] ||  || || M1A1 with folding stock || 2005
|-
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| [[Call of Duty 2]] ||  || || Original M1, referred to as M1A1 || 2005
|'' [[Call of Duty 2]] ||  || || Original M1, referred to as M1A1 || 2005
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| [[Call of Duty: Big Red One]] ||  || || || 2005
|'' [[Call of Duty: Big Red One]] ||  || || || 2005
|-
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| [[Call of Duty: United Offensive]] ||  || || M1A1 with folding stock, anachronistic adjustable rear sight || 2004
|'' [[Call of Duty: United Offensive]] ||  || || M1A1 with folding stock, anachronistic adjustable rear sight || 2004
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| [[Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault]]|| || || ||2004
| ''[[Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault]]|| || || ||2004
|-
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| [[Call of Duty (2003)]] ||  || || M1A1 with folding stock, anachronistic adjustable rear sight || 2003
|'' [[Call of Duty (2003)]] ||  || || M1A1 with folding stock, anachronistic adjustable rear sight || 2003
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| [[Silent Storm]] ||  || || || 2003
|'' [[Silent Storm]] ||  || || || 2003
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| [[Vietcong]] ||  || || || 2003
|'' [[Vietcong]] ||  || || || 2003
|-
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| [[7554]] ||  || || || 2011
| ''[[7554]] ||  || || || 2011
|-
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| [[Hidden & Dangerous 2]] |||||||| 2003
| ''[[Hidden & Dangerous 2]] |||||||| 2003
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| [[Karma Online]] ||  || || || 2011
| ''[[Karma Online]] ||  || || || 2011
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''Note: Just because an M1 Carbine is seen with a 30 round magazine, it doesn't automatically make it an M2 carbine. In Movie Armories and in real life, there were many more M1 Carbines built than M2s and many forces still used the M1 Carbine all around the world, as well as law enforcement into the 1970s. There must be a visible selector switch or the weapon must be seen firing fully automatic to declare it to be an M2 Carbine. ''
''Note: Just because an M1 Carbine is seen with a 30 round magazine, it doesn't automatically make it an M2 carbine. In Movie Armories and in real life, there were many more M1 Carbines built than M2s and many forces still used the M1 Carbine all around the world, as well as law enforcement into the 1970s. There must be a visible selector switch or the weapon must be seen firing fully automatic to declare it to be an M2 Carbine. ''
==Specifications==
(1945 - Present)
* '''Type:''' Carbine
* '''Caliber:''' .30 Carbine
* '''Weight:''' {{convert|lbs|5.2}}
* '''Length:''' {{convert|mm|900}}
* '''Barrel length:''' {{convert|in|18}}
* '''Feed System:''' 15 or 30-round detachable box magazine
* '''Fire Modes:''' Semi-Auto/Full-Auto


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===Film===
===Film===
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| [[Che]] || [[Benicio del Toro]] || Che Guevara || || 2008
|'' [[Che]] || [[Benicio del Toro]] || Che Guevara || || 2008
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| [[Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]] || [[Harrison Ford]] || Indiana Jones || || 2008
| [[Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]] || [[Harrison Ford]] || Indiana Jones || || 2008
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| [[Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]] || || Soviet soldiers || || 2008
|'' [[Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]] || || Soviet soldiers || || 2008
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| [[In China They Eat Dogs]] || || A Serbian gangster || || 1999
|'' [[In China They Eat Dogs]] || || A Serbian gangster || || 1999
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| [[Apocalypse Now]] || || French colonists || || 1979
|'' [[Apocalypse Now]] || || French colonists || || 1979
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| [[The Odd Angry Shot]] || || Viet Cong  || || 1979
|'' [[The Odd Angry Shot]] || || Viet Cong  || || 1979
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| [[The Eagle Has Landed]] || [[Larry Hagman]] || Col. Pitts || || 1976
|'' [[The Eagle Has Landed]] || [[Larry Hagman]] || Col. Pitts || || 1976
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| [[The Eagle Has Landed]] || [[Treat Williams]] || || Captain Clark || 1976
|'' [[The Eagle Has Landed]] || [[Treat Williams]] || || Captain Clark || 1976
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| [[The Eagle Has Landed]] ||  || Various U.S. Army Rangers || || 1976
|'' [[The Eagle Has Landed]] ||  || Various U.S. Army Rangers || || 1976
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| [[Skyjacked]] ||  || Soviet troops || Mocked up to resemble AK-47 rifles || 1972
|'' [[Skyjacked]] ||  || Soviet troops || Mocked up to resemble AK-47 rifles || 1972
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| [[Murderers' Row]] || [[Dean Martin]] || Matt Helm || || 1966
|'' [[Murderers' Row]] || [[Dean Martin]] || Matt Helm || || 1966
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| [[State Border: Film 6, The]] ||  ||  || Can be seen in documentary footage || 1987
|'' [[State Border: Film 6, The]] ||  ||  || Can be seen in documentary footage || 1987
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| [[Alliance of Valiant Arms]] ||  ||  || 2007
| ''[[Alliance of Valiant Arms]] ||  ||  || 2007
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|[[Karma Online]]||||||2011
|''[[Karma Online]]||||||2011
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== M3 Carbine ==
= M3 Carbine =


[[Image:M3_carbine.jpg|thumb|right|450px|The short-lived M3 Carbine, known by many who field-tested it as "The Abomination" - .30 Carbine]]
[[Image:M3_carbine.jpg|thumb|right|450px|The short-lived M3 Carbine, known by many who field-tested it as "The Abomination" - .30 Carbine]]
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| [[The 'Burbs]] || [[Bruce Dern]] || Rumsfield || || 1989
|'' [[The 'Burbs]] || [[Bruce Dern]] || Rumsfield || || 1989
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| [[The Omega Man]] || || Seen on a chair and in a gun rack in Neville's apartment || || 1971
|'' [[The Omega Man]] || || Seen on a chair and in a gun rack in Neville's apartment || || 1971
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| [[Return to Castle Wolfenstein]] || "Snooper Rifle" ||with suppressor and infrared scope || anachronistic|| 2001
|'' [[Return to Castle Wolfenstein]] || "Snooper Rifle" ||with suppressor and infrared scope || anachronistic|| 2001
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| [[Stubbs the Zombie]] ||  || U.S. Army snipers || || 2005
|'' [[Stubbs the Zombie]] ||  || U.S. Army snipers || || 2005
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== Iver-Johnson Enforcer Pistol ==
= Iver-Johnson Enforcer Pistol =
[[Image:IverJohnsonEnforcerPistol.jpg|thumb|400px|right|Iver-Johnson Enforcer Pistol - .30 Carbine]]
[[Image:IverJohnsonEnforcerPistol.jpg|thumb|400px|right|Iver-Johnson Enforcer Pistol - .30 Carbine]]


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| [[Trailer Park of Terror]] || || || || 2008
|'' [[Trailer Park of Terror]] || || || || 2008
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| [[El Mariachi]] ||  || Hitman || || 1992
|'' [[El Mariachi]] ||  || Hitman || || 1992
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| [[Good Guys Wear Black]] || [[Chuck Norris]] || John T. Booker || || 1978
|'' [[Good Guys Wear Black]] || [[Chuck Norris]] || John T. Booker || || 1978
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| [[Gauntlet, The|The Gauntlet]] ||  || Hitman || || 1977
|'' [[Gauntlet, The|The Gauntlet]] ||  || Hitman || || 1977
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| [[Slaughter]] || [[Don Gordon]] || || || 1972
| ''[[Slaughter]] || [[Don Gordon]] || || || 1972
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World War II Era M1 Carbine, with Dark Walnut Stock, 'L' peep sight and no bayonet lug - .30 Carbine - correct for most of WWII, shown with khaki sling and oiler and a period twin magazine pouch for buttstock
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Korean War Era M1 Carbine, with Birch Stock, Adjustable sight, bayonet lug, and twin magazine pouch - .30 Carbine. Most of the World War II variations of the M1 Carbine were sent back to the Military Arsenals and retrofitted with the Bayonet Lug and adjustable rear sight. This is the version seen after late 1945 and all the way until the 1960s. This version is seen most often in World War II movies, despite being anachronistic for most World War II battles
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Korean War Era M1 Carbine, with M4 bayonet and twin magazine pouch - .30 Carbine
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The Modern Manufactured version of the M1 Carbine, with standard stock, from Auto-Ordnance (affiliated with Kahr Arms and Thomson Arms) - .30 Carbine

The M1 Carbine was a lightweight, intermediate cartridge firearm, developed and adopted in 1941, as a supplement to the then standard Issue M1 Garand. The M1 Carbine was to take the place of pistols for vehicle drivers, members of crew served weapons, NCOs and other secondary roles to the frontline infantryman. Despite its lack of 'knockdown' power, it was popular, primarily due to its handiness and lightweight and was seen in front line usage in both the European and Pacific Theaters of World War II.

Contrary to what movie and TV viewers see, the M1 Carbine did not have a bayonet lug during World War II. There is no photographic evidence of any soldiers carrying or using the M1 Carbine or M1A1 paratrooper Carbine between 1942 and early 1945, with a bayonet lug. The version with the bayonet lug, and the replacement of the "L" peep sight with the adjustable windage rear sight was an undesignated upgrade to the model and was not given a separate model number. This upgrade officially started in late 1944, but were only seen in the field in late 1945, in the very last months of the war. Occupation troops did, however, get this version of the gun. The upgraded version was used extensively during the Korean conflict and into the early years of Vietnam. The M1 carbine could still be found in US National Guard, Army or Air Force reserve unit armories on into the early 1970s, in addition it was a common police weapon from the mid 1950s into the late 1970s.

Specifications

(1941 - Present)

  • Type: Carbine
  • Caliber: .30 Carbine
  • Weight: 5.2 lbs (2.4 kg)
  • Length: 35.4 in (90 cm)
  • Barrel length: 18 in (45.7 cm)
  • Feed System: 15 or 30-round detachable box magazine
  • Fire Modes: Semi-Auto (M1), Semi-Auto/Full-Auto (M2)

The M1 Carbine and variants can be seen in the following films, television series, video games, and anime used by the following actors:

M1/M1A1 Carbine

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M1 Carbine (Post-War) - .30 Carbine
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M1 Carbine with heat shield and 20 round magazine - .30 Carbine
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Post-war M1 Carbine with 30 round magazine and metal barrel shroud - .30 Carbine
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M1A1 Carbine with original L style rear sights, and side-folding stock, often referred to as the 'Paratrooper' carbine - .30 Carbine.
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M1 Carbine manufactured by Plainfield, with pistol-grip, post-WWII paratrooper stock and vertical foregrip - .30 Carbine.
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Short-barrel M1 Carbine with pistol grip, retractable wire stock and forward pistol grip - .30 Carbine

Film

Title Actor Character Note Date
The Front Line (2011) South Korean Army 2011
New Kids Turbo Dutch police sniper 2010
Inglorious Basterds American Soldiers 2009
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Harrison Ford Indiana Jones 2008
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Soviet soldiers 2008
Warbirds Brian Krause Colonel Jack Toller 2008
Warbirds Caleb Michaelson Sergeant John Lee 2008
Warbirds Jon McCarthy Sergeant Murphy 2008
Desperation Steven Weber Steve Ames 2006
Flags of our Fathers Adam Beach PFC Ira Hayes 2006
Flags of our Fathers Barry Pepper Sgt. Mike Strank 2006
Flags of our Fathers U.S. Marines 2006
Land of the Dead Robert Joy Charlie 2005
The Lost City Nestor Carbonell Luis Fellove 2005
The Lost City Cuban rebels, police, army 2005
Coronado Kristin Dattilo Claire Winslow 2003
Coronado Numerous rebels 2003
We Were Soldiers Vietnamese ARVN interpreter 2002
Saving Private Ryan Tom Sizemore Technical Sergeant Mike Horvath Fitted with a buttstock magazine pouch 1998
Saving Private Ryan Members of the 101st Airborne Division, other Airborne paratroopers M1A1 Carbine with collapsible buttstock and handgrip 1998
The Postman Kevin Costner The Postman 1997
Heaven's Burning STAR team member 1997
Mulholland Falls U.S. Army soldiers 1996
Pink Cadillac Clint Eastwood Tommy Nowak 1989
Good Morning Vietnam American troops 1987
Nadine Jeff Bridges Vernon Hightower 1987
F/X Assassin 1986
Under Fire FSLN rebels 1983
Thief Mobster 1981
Brubaker 1980
...And Justice For All Police officers 1979
Midnight Express Turkish police 1978
Black Sunday Terrorists, police officers and Israeli commandos 1977
Police Python 357 French criminals 1976
Dog Day Afternoon Al Pacino Sonny 1975
Jaws Carried by man patrolling waters 1975
The Deadly Tower Kurt Russell Charles Whitman 1975
Thunderbolt and Lightfoot George Kennedy Red Leary 1974
Charley Varrick Police officers 1973
Scorpio Alain Delon Jean Laurier a.k.a. "Scorpio" 1973
The Crazies (1973) U.S. National guard 1973
Hickey & Boggs Black revolutionaries 1972
The Omega Man Seen in Neville's gun rack Post WW2 version 1971
The Bridge at Remagen George Segal Lt. Phil Hartman 1969
The Bridge at Remagen Paul Prokop Captain John Colt 1969
Planet of the Apes Charlton Heston Commander Taylor Visually modified 1968
Planet of the Apes Apes Visually modified 1968
Targets Tim O'Kelly Bobby Thompson 1968
The Green Berets David Janssen George Beckworth 1968
The Green Berets George Takei Captain Nim 1968
The Green Berets U.S. Navy Seabees, ARVN soldiers and Viet Cong 1968
The Sergeant Rod Steiger MSgt. Albert Callan 1968
The Last Adventure Hans Meyer The Mercenary 1967
The Last Adventure Lino Ventura Roland Darbont 1967
The Last Adventure The henchman 1967
The Battle of Algiers French soldiers 1966
The Navy vs. the Night Monsters US Navy personnel 1966
The 317th Platoon Jacques Perrin 2nd Lt. Torrens 1965
Alphaville French security force 1965
None but the Brave Tommy Sands 2nd Lt. Blair 1965
Dr. Strangelove Keenan Wynn Col."Bat"Guano 1964
Goldfinger U.S. Army soldiers 1964
Hell Is for Heroes U.S. Army soldiers 1962
Merrill's Marauders Jeff Chandler General Merrill 1962
The Longest Day French Resistance and US Forces 1962
The Longest Day Roddy McDowall Private Morris 1962
Pork Chop Hill Cliff Ketchum Cpl. Payne 1959
Pork Chop Hill Gregory Peck Lt. Joe Clemons 1959
Pork Chop Hill Norman Fell S/Sgt. Coleman 1959
Pork Chop Hill U.S. Army soldiers 1959
The Young Lions U.S. Army soldiers 1958
20 Million Miles to Earth William Hopper Col. Robert Calder M1A1 Carbine with collapsible buttstock and handgrip 1957
20 Million Miles to Earth Used by Sicilian police officers M1A1 Carbine with collapsible buttstock and handgrip 1957
Earth vs. the Flying Saucers Donald Curtis Maj. Huglin 1956
Earth vs. the Flying Saucers Used by U.S. Air Force soldiers 1956
To Hell and Back Audie Murphy Himself 1955
The Bridges at Toko-Ri Earl Holliman Nestor Gamidge 1954
The Bridges at Toko-Ri Mickey Rooney CWO Mike Forney 1954
The Bridges at Toko-Ri William Holden Lt. Harry Brubaker 1954
War of the Worlds, The (1953) War of the Worlds, The (1953) 1953
Carbine Williams James Stewart David "Carbine" Williams 1952
Day the Earth Stood Still, The (1951) U.S. Army soldiers 1951
When Worlds Collide 1951
Battleground U.S. Army Airborne Paratroopers 1949
A Walk In The Sun U.S Bazooka Team 1945
The Story of G.I. Joe U.S. Soldiers 1945

Television

Title Actor Character Note / Episode Date
Top Shot - Season 4 Various Various "Sweating Bullets" (S4E1) 2012
The Pacific Dwight Braswell PFC Steve Evanson 2010
The Pacific Jon Seda Gunnery Sgt. John Basilone 2010
The Pacific Joseph Mazzello Eugene Sledge 2010
The Pacific Leon Ford 1st Lt. Edward 'Hillbilly' Jones 2010
The Pacific Martin McCann R.V. Burgin 2010
The Pacific Martin McCann Pvt. Hamm 2010
The Pacific Rami Malek Meriell 'Snafu' Shelton 2010
The Pacific Scott Gibson Capt. Andrew Haldane 2010
Tankboy Charles Knight aka Tankboy U.S. Ranger during WW2 Op 2009
Weaponology 101st Airborne troops, French troops 2007-2008
Jericho (TV series) Gerald McRaney Johnston Green 2006-2008
Jericho (TV series) Skeet Ulrich Jake Green 2006-2008
Lost Alexandra Krosney young Ellie 2004-2010
Lost Elizabeth Mitchell Juliet Burke 2004-2010
Lost Henry Ian Cusick Desmond Hume 2004-2010
Lost William Mapother Ethan Rom 2004-2010
Lost Various "Others" 2004-2010
Mail Call Re-enactors M1 and M1A1 variant 2002-
Band of Brothers Colin Hanks Lt. Henry Jones M1A1 Carbine with collapsible buttstock and handgrip 2001
Band of Brothers Donnie Wahlberg Carwood Lipton M1A1 Carbine with collapsible buttstock and handgrip 2001
Band of Brothers Scott Grimes Sgt. Donald Malarkey M1A1 Carbine with collapsible buttstock and handgrip 2001
Band of Brothers Richard Speight, Jr. Sgt. Warren "Skip" Muck M1A1 Carbine with collapsible buttstock and handgrip 2001
Band of Brothers Rick Gomez Sgt. George Luz M1A1 Carbine with collapsible buttstock and handgrip 2001
Band of Brothers Ron Livingston Capt. Lewis Nixon M1A1 Carbine with collapsible buttstock and handgrip 2001
Band of Brothers U.S. Army soldiers With and without folding stocks 2001
Crime Story Dennis Farina Lt. Torello . 1986-1988
The Equalizer / Pilot Edward Woodward Robert McCall 1985-1989
M*A*S*H (TV Series) Various characters on guard duty and some patients 1972-1983
Hawaii Five-O Jay J. Armes Stoner Fitted with a scope, wire stock and forward pistol grip. Season 6 Episode: "Hookman" 1968-1980
Hawaii Five-O Jack Lord Steve McGarrett Season 2 Episode: "Savage Sunday" 1968-1980
Mission Impossible (TV Series) /Season 1, Old Man Out part 2 Border guard 1966-1973
Hogan's Heroes Felice Orlandi Maurice Dubois 1965-1971
The Man from U.N.C.L.E. . THRUSH agents A modified M1 with an infrared sniper scope, rather than an M3 1964-1968
Combat! Rick Jason Lt. Hanley 1962-1967

Video Game

Game Title Appears as Mods Note Release Date
Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway M1A1 with folding stock 2008
Call of Duty: World at War Original M1 carbine, referred to as M1A1 variant 2008
Call of Duty: World at War: Final Fronts 2008
Brothers in Arms: Earned in Blood M1A1 with folding stock 2005
Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30 M1A1 with folding stock 2005
Call of Duty 2 Original M1, referred to as M1A1 2005
Call of Duty: Big Red One 2005
Call of Duty: United Offensive M1A1 with folding stock, anachronistic adjustable rear sight 2004
Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault 2004
Call of Duty (2003) M1A1 with folding stock, anachronistic adjustable rear sight 2003
Silent Storm 2003
Vietcong 2003
7554 2011
Hidden & Dangerous 2 2003
Karma Online 2011

Anime

Title Character Note Date
Orguss 02 Rivellian soldiers 1993

Animation

Title Character Note Date
The Iron Giant U.S. Army soldiers 1999


M2 Carbine

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M2 Carbine - .30 Carbine
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An M2 Carbine select Fire carbine - .30 carbine

The M2 Carbine was a select Fire upgrade of the M1 Carbine that was developed in late 1944/early 1945. No examples of the M2 Carbine were issued before the surrender of Nazi Germany, however, there were some field conversion kits for altering M1 Carbines sent to units for field testing before the end of the war. Though not impossible, it would be very rare to see an M2 in any sort of action prior to Germany's surrender (however they do show up in late war Combat photographs in the South Pacific). The M2s were common among the occupation forces and U.S. Forces in Korea (1950-1953). M2 Carbine along with the M1 Carbine were used by the Army of The Republic of Vietnam as well as the Vietnamese police. US Army soldiers and Marines also used solely the M2 Carbine in extremely small numbers. A small number of M1 and M2 Carbines were captured by the National Liberation Front, also known as the Vietcong who used them against anti-communist forces.

Note: Just because an M1 Carbine is seen with a 30 round magazine, it doesn't automatically make it an M2 carbine. In Movie Armories and in real life, there were many more M1 Carbines built than M2s and many forces still used the M1 Carbine all around the world, as well as law enforcement into the 1970s. There must be a visible selector switch or the weapon must be seen firing fully automatic to declare it to be an M2 Carbine.

Film

Title Actor Character Note Date
Che Benicio del Toro Che Guevara 2008
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Harrison Ford Indiana Jones 2008
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Soviet soldiers 2008
In China They Eat Dogs A Serbian gangster 1999
Apocalypse Now French colonists 1979
The Odd Angry Shot Viet Cong 1979
The Eagle Has Landed Larry Hagman Col. Pitts 1976
The Eagle Has Landed Treat Williams Captain Clark 1976
The Eagle Has Landed Various U.S. Army Rangers 1976
Skyjacked Soviet troops Mocked up to resemble AK-47 rifles 1972
Murderers' Row Dean Martin Matt Helm 1966


Television

Title Actor Character Note / Episode Date
State Border: Film 6, The Can be seen in documentary footage 1987

Video Game

Game Title Appears as Note Release Date
Alliance of Valiant Arms 2007
Karma Online 2011


M3 Carbine

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The short-lived M3 Carbine, known by many who field-tested it as "The Abomination" - .30 Carbine

Film

Title Actor Character Note Date
The 'Burbs Bruce Dern Rumsfield 1989
The Omega Man Seen on a chair and in a gun rack in Neville's apartment 1971


Video Games

Game Title Appears as Mods Note Release Date
Return to Castle Wolfenstein "Snooper Rifle" with suppressor and infrared scope anachronistic 2001
Stubbs the Zombie U.S. Army snipers 2005


Iver-Johnson Enforcer Pistol

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Iver-Johnson Enforcer Pistol - .30 Carbine

Film

Title Actor Character Note Date
Trailer Park of Terror 2008
El Mariachi Hitman 1992
Good Guys Wear Black Chuck Norris John T. Booker 1978
The Gauntlet Hitman 1977
Slaughter Don Gordon 1972



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