I’ve seen modern photos but is there any wartime evidence of the pouch on a M1A1 carbine?

I use a reproduction pouch on mine, so I just cut the snap out of the rear of the pouch. Great video!

Great video. I never knew this was a field modification. I always thought it was something that would get requisitioned from supply or the armory. I always thought it was a purpose designed pouch not compatible with the cartridge belt. Thanx for showing how it was installed.

Современные карабины тоже выбрасывают гильзу вверх??

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your videos are great. short and precise. I am 3D modelling Type I and there's limited reference to the gun. but this gave me an idea on how the other gun works. more videosto come, and you earned 1 subscription and like from me

Appriciate the video, just ordered a repro for my No.5. It's not the correct sling, but I like leather.

My Dad's favorite gun,.m1/M2 Carbine Never dies!😮🎉😱🙏🙏

The adjustment of he rear plate can be also done by "clicks" on the sides.

thank you for the video! Thanks to you I ordered the same cleaning kit.

7:42 JFC this sling solves soooo many problems that nobody ever had.

Yes, all soldiers in WW2 did all of these things before firing at the enemy 😅😅😅

Have one that I inherited from my father's collection. It was a basket case, no finish on the wood, etc., so I decided to shoot it a few times to see if it was worth restoring. Wow! Shooting it showed me I really had something here! Among all my firearms, I now hold it in the highest regard for its accuracy and robust quality. Your video is fantastic, I wish others did theirs as well as you. Thanks

I recently purchased an M1 Garand (30-06) through CMP. This is the only video that explains the breakdown and reassembly in clear and measured steps. Thanks.

Always love the nice clean videos shown on green felt like a Black jack table.

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I finished up the background check paper two days ago for the FN-49 Egyptian contract. Mint condition, cleanest WWII rifle I've ever gotten. It's a close as I'll ever get to own a factory new rifle. Unfortunately, where I live, I won't be able to bring it home in ten business days. But on the bright side, I'll take this time to do some research on how to maintain the rifle and work it out properly! This video will definitely come in handy for when I want to use modern or hotter ammo!

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Good footage of how the remote trigger mechanism works and how the quick change barrel would be accessed.

Thanx for the tip on the cloth for the bolt head.

Good overview.

Congrat's Godwin&hope to still see you on the Duck Call Room podcast&enjoy your retirement after quarter of a century at Duck Commander.

Beautiful weapon! I think im in Love

Yeah, but it wasn’t a moving target and you didn’t get a head shot! Then again, you weren’t on the grassy knoll either! 😊

You need some better clips.

I like that you were able to catch the empty clip falling out of the magazine on camera.

Nice.

Your shoulder will be much happier if you place the flat end of the keeper toward the rifle, just sayin.

I just got an Airsoft Gas operated Arisaka Type 99 and after taking it apart (cause I like to do that sometimes) I was having trouble putting the safety mechanism back together, this video helped me immensely :) thx

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The Type 99 video helped me out. Thank you.

Since I'm not aware of anyone selling a 3 round clip for the grand this would be a good process to know if somebody was on honor guard.

Wow. Amazing video with detailed instructions. Also, very well lit and easy to see what’s going on. Many thanks

I really looking forward that type 100 twin mounting aircraft machine gun.

I watched this while taking my morning walk. Looking forward to more sling videos.

Great job!

You're a great help to my Garand accessory collecting.

I have a bizarre issue. The standard bolt takedown tool does not fit my firing pin. It looks like the two recesses are there but the lugs on the tool can't reach them because on one side the firing pin has a big lump of metal, maybe 5mm tall, that the tool hits before the lugs can reach the recesses. One of the teeth can sort of engage with this lump of metal, but I need engagement on both sides because the screw is seized up and I can't put enough pressure on the tool to make the pin turn. I guess I'm going to have to make a major modification to my tool, but before I do that I'm wondering if I just missing something or is mine the only one like this?

looking foreword to ‘25

Another brit here - my M1917 is a bit earlier being barrel dated 10/17, matching numbers and has a good deal of surface wear but good barrel etc, so probably handled more than shot. Mine also has double acceptance marks on the receiver and canadian ownership stamp on the R/H rear sight protector rather than on the barrel near the serial number. British proof stamped naturally as it would have had to be in order to be sold commercially here. The history of the rifle is fascinating and unique and the telling might have benefitted touching on the inception of the the pat.1913 following the debacle, and wrong lessons learned, following the boer war, transition to .303 p.14 with the run up to WW1 with insufficient domestic UK manufacturing leading to the US contracts, allowing for the serendipitous availability of the capacity to create the M.1917 just when the US needed it.

It's easier to roll the last round between the lips of the clip from the top (like loading a standard double-stack rifle magazine) rather than insert it front to rear. FYI

One of the best rifles ever!!! With a cartridge that is totally awesome!! The m1 and odd six will live forever

What it's like to shoot with a civil war era scope!

The simplicity, shame is when surrendered bolts in one pile rifles stacked in another. that is why we get the kinda sorta decent rifle that will shoot. Some say bolts were hand fitted, when separated it just got a bad fitting/ill fitting bolt

Who designed such trash ?

No wonder they cost so much. Thanks, Obama 😒

Thx for the video, i stripped out the screw for the follower arm and still haven’t gotten it out. My follower arm spring has a pin that held it in place and I didn’t take it out first so that’s probably why😢. Once I get it out I’m definitely going to need to get a replacement screw.

Goes so much easier with a Mosin nagant tool, assisting with open/close that bolt. Overall, it's the best video for this procedure

Excellent Short on the M91/ 30 characteristics.