How to disassemble, clean, lubricate, and reassemble the M1 Carbine

The m1 carbine was the most produced weapon of WW2. It was made to replace the 1911 in the hands of troops, but often found a place in the front lines especially in the hands of Marines in the Pacific Theater.

[@scottobryan7830]

Neat video, thank you

[@VolsDuck]

Where did you find the mag pouch for rge stock? Iam all so looking for a they bayonet . For my Grandfathers 1944 carbine .

[@johnkrasinski2093]

Actually found the pouch on ebay.

[@user-vw4bm4vt2o]

What are your recommendations to fix failure to feed, eject? Other than changing the springs and use USGI mag?

[@FlyingKSports]

failure to feed is almost always related to the magazine. Look at the magazine feed lips. See if they are bent or damaged. Failure to eject is most likely a weak extractor.

[@user-vw4bm4vt2o]

@@FlyingKSports Thank you for the input. I did replace the recoil and extractor springs,purchased 2 USGI magazines along with other “USGI mags”. Noticed two of the so called USGI have an open bolt stop follower. I am still having issues, but with the two other magazines shot 30 rounds without issues. Not sure if I should send to somewhere or shoot it more to see what happens.

[@Cyborg-911]

another vid with sound not checked before making! Always remember if we can't hear you its not worth watching Bro!