The 🌐M1 Carbine is a World War 2-era carbine chambered for the medium-power .30 US Carbine round (7.62×33mm). It was designed in the early 1940s to fill the role of a small, light and accurate firearm for vehicle crews and soldiers with more specialized training, many of whom found the full-size M1 Garand rifle too bulky.
Six million M1 carbines were manufactured during WWII, making it the most widely-produced American small arm of the war. A number of these weapons have found their way into the hands of soldiers and insurgents throughout the world.
Insurgency[]
The M1 Carbine is a semi-automatic carbine featured in Insurgency. It is available to the Insurgent forces. It has a 15 round magazine, moderate recoil, and moderate damage.
Attachments[]
Optics |
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Barrel | |
Siderail | |
Underbarrel | |
Magazine | |
Ammunition |
Media[]
Weapons of Insurgency | ||
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Security Forces | Insurgent Forces | |
Submachine guns | MP5K • UMP-45 | MP40 • Sterling |
Carbines | AC-556 • Mk18 • M4A1 | M1 Carbine • SKS • AKS-74U |
Assault rifles | M16A4 • Galil SAR | AKM • AK-74 • Galil |
Battle rifles | L1A1 SLR • M14 EBR | FAL |
Light machine guns | M249 | RPK |
Shotguns | M590 | TOZ |
Sniper rifles | M40A1 | Mosin |
Handguns | Makarov • M45A1 • M9 | Makarov • Model 10 • M1911 |
Melee | Knife | Khukuri |
Trivia[]
- The M1 fills the role of semi-automatic Specialist rifle previously held by the L1A1 SLR in Insurgency: Modern Infantry Combat.
- The M1 uses a scout mount rail for attaching optics, meaning optics are placed near the barrel of the gun.
- The M1 Carbine took the place of the M1A1, which was featured in previous versions of the game. The M1A1 had a folding paratrooper stock: a feature only on A1 models. The M1A1 was later changed to the M1 Carbine and appropriately fitted with a full-length solid stock in later updates.