M1 Carbine

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The M1 Carbine is a lightweight, semi-automatic rifle developed by the United States during World War II and widely used by American and allied forces throughout the mid-20th century.

All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
M1 Carbine canonical 3
.30 Carbine 2
M1 carbine 2

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Statements (79)

Predicate Object
instanceOf firearm
semi-automatic carbine
action gas-operated
short-stroke gas piston
barrelLength 18 in
caliber 7.62 mm
cartridge .30 Carbine
countryOfOrigin United States
designDate 1940
designedBy David Marshall Williams
Edwin Pugsley
Fred Humeston
William C. Roemer
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
effectiveFiringRange 300 yd
feedSystem 15-round detachable box magazine
30-round detachable box magazine
hasFeature rear aperture sight
short-recoil gas system
wooden stock
manufacturer Inland Division of General Motors
International Business Machines
linked to: IBM

Irwin-Pedersen Arms Company
National Postal Meter
Quality Hardware & Machine Corporation
Rock-Ola Manufacturing Corporation
Saginaw Steering Gear Division
Standard Products Company
Underwood Elliott-Fisher
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
muzzleVelocity approximately 1,990 ft/s
numberBuilt over 6,000,000
overallLength approximately 35.6 in
productionEnd 1945
productionStart 1941
rateOfFire semi-automatic
serviceEntry 1942
standardIssueFor U.S. Army support troops
officers
paratroopers
vehicle crews
successor M16 rifle
usedAs light infantry weapon
personal defense weapon
usedBy French military
linked to: French Armed Forces

Greek military
Israeli military
Italian military
Philippine military
Republic of China Armed Forces
South Korean military
United States Army
United States Army Air Forces
United States Coast Guard
United States Marine Corps
United States Navy
West German police
linked to: German police
usedInConflict Algerian War
Bay of Pigs Invasion
Chinese Civil War
First Indochina War
Greek Civil War
Guatemalan Civil War
Iraq War
Korean War
Laotian Civil War
Lebanese Civil War
Malayan Emergency
Nicaraguan Revolution
Portuguese Colonial War
Rhodesian Bush War
Salvadoran Civil War
Suez Crisis
Vietnam War
World War II
variant M1A1 Carbine
linked to: M1 Carbine

M2 Carbine
M3 Carbine
weight approximately 5.2 lb unloaded

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Referenced by (8)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Hungerford massacre weaponUsed M1 Carbine
M14 rifle replaced M1 Carbine
United States Army in World War II usedEquipment M1 carbine
linked to: M1 Carbine
Blazer typicalCaliber .30 Carbine
subject linked to: Blazer ammunition brand
linked to: M1 Carbine
Blazer hasCaliber .30 Carbine
linked to: M1 Carbine
Michael Ryan usedWeapon M1 Carbine
M1 Carbine variant M1A1 Carbine
linked to: M1 Carbine
U.S. Army firearms includesStandardIssue M1 carbine
linked to: M1 Carbine