[This article originally appeared at AmmoLand.com] Recently, we discussed some other storied guns including the Remington 870 and Ruger 10/22. Both have been produced in quantities numbering in the millions over many decades. The subject of this article, the U.S. Carbine, Caliber .30, M1 (that was the original official name) aka the M1 Carbine, reached […]
Ammo Review: Speer Gold Dot .30 Carbine
If only the Marines has Speer Gold Dot .30 Carbine ammunition in 1942… In one of those enduring “after the fact” armchair debates, pundits both praise and condemn the performance M1 Carbine with standard .30 Carbine ball ammunition. While the rifle was handy to carry at about 6 pounds, and the operator could carry large […]