I am sure that M1 Garand and M1 Carbine gurus in this forum have the answer to this question.
I dont have much knowledge about the M1 Garands & M1 Carbines, that's why when my officemate asked me why both firearms, which are completely different beasts were known to be called M1s. I wish I had the answer to his question, but honestly, I have no idea why both are called M1s.
Can someone explain the logic why M1 Garand & M1 30 caliber Carbine are both called M1s?
I dont have much knowledge about the M1 Garands & M1 Carbines, that's why when my officemate asked me why both firearms, which are completely different beasts were known to be called M1s. I wish I had the answer to his question, but honestly, I have no idea why both are called M1s.
Can someone explain the logic why M1 Garand & M1 30 caliber Carbine are both called M1s?




















































