M1 Garand Compilation in Movies & TV
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- The M1 Garand was the standard rifle of the United States military during the Second World War and the first semi-automatic rifle to be issued as a primary arm by a major armed force, officially replacing the bolt-action Springfield M1903 as the US Army's standard rifle in 1936.
The Garand features a distinctive loading method where the entire 8-round en-bloc clip is inserted into the action, automatically ejecting when expended and locking the bolt open for a rapid reload. The sharp closing of the bolt when a clip was inserted could result in the bolt slamming shut on the operator's thumb, resulting in a condition given names such as "rifleman's thumb" or "Garand thumb." In videogames, the Garand is often depicted as impossible to reload without expending the entire clip; this is not strictly true, as it is possible to eject a partially fired clip by pressing the clip latch button and operating the action, though this requires the use of both hands. Soldiers were drilled to fully expend a clip rather than attempt this in combat.
Much is made of the "ping" sound that occurred when the metal clip ejects or lands on a hard surface, but this "disadvantage" imagines that wars are fought as one-on-one duels in perfect silence, and was seldom a factor in reality. A survey of users found a small number concerned over the possibility, but far more deemed it a helpful reminder of needing to reload than a potential hazard.
The Garand served in both theaters in WW2 and remained the standard US rifle in the Korean War, being replaced by the select-fire M14 Rifle in 1957, though Garands remained in service until the seventies. After WW2, many European countries made use of the Garand during the early days of NATO, both by rearming themselves with US Surplus/Aid and some Italian production. The M14 and Beretta BM59 are essentially Garands redesigned for fully automatic operation and use of a detachable magazine.
There were also 2 sniper variants of the M1 Garand rifle being the M1C (formerly M1E7, introduced in June 1944) and M1D (formerly M1E8, introduced in September 1944). The only difference between the 2 models was the mounting system for the telescopic sights. The M1C could mount the M73, M81, M82 and M84 scopes using a Griffin & Howe mount affixed to the left side of the received, whereas the M1D could mount the M82 and M84 scopes in a Springfield Armory mount attached to the rear of the barrel (for proper identification use the following method: M1C has 2 mounting rings for the sight, M1D has only a single ring). Both served in WW2 and saw relatively limited service in the Korean and Vietnam Wars. The relative inaccuracy of the M1 as an early semi-auto and difficulties with the production of the scoped variants made the sniper variants relatively rare.
At the end of WW2 there were some trials with a shortened M1 Garand carbine version called the T26 Tanker Garand in the Philippines. Although the weapon has never been officially adopted by the US Forces, there are commercial versions available on the market. After NATO's adoption of 7.62x51mm NATO, many M1s were converted to use the new ammo (either by a total rebarreling or less reliable barrel sleeve) and produced in the caliber to start.
The Garand is popular today, because of its design, effectiveness and historical presence. The rifle's legacy is significant enough that original spec M2 Ball (required to run the rifle reliably without modification) is still produced in significant numbers. General George S. Patton described the Garand as "the greatest battle implement ever devised".
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you should pin this
@@SoIarPeak do you pin on this?
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Hello please can i get the full list about the movies
theres a few familiar but theres a lot i don't even see
If you write it for me i will be thankfull
Thank you
As a Korean, M1 Garand rifle is the gun that saved our country. Huge thanks to the United States.
You are welcome. Thankfully, we did the smart thing and kept troops there to ensure there was no funny business. Vietnam is what the result would've been had we pulled out. Long as we're allowed to stay (and as long as we keep our heads on straight) you can rest assured we will not let 1950 happen again. I'm only sorry that we didn't ensure a proper democratic government was founded. I just read about the Gwangju Uprising. A horrible tragedy that never should've happened.
I’m glad you appreciate our work even after 70 years
And the m1 carbine
God bless y’all for holding the line and still continue to.
developed by a canadian
We were armed with Arisaka until the Americans gave us the m1. If it weren't for m1, I wouldn't even be born. God Bless America.
God bless you!
Yes and thanks to John C Garand, its designer. Without him, the world would be different.
And also, Arisaka is underpowered rifle, so M1 for the win.
@@ernestw2474 compared to semi auto rifle like the garand yes but to other bolt action rifles its still competitive
I am always curious about one point. Is the M1 that US support to south korea had the serial numbers of"US RIFLE CAL.30 M1 SPRINGFIELD ARMOURY”？
@@nothingishere6196 "M-1" meant, Model-1, of the U.S. Government's semiautomatic rifle, adopted by the government. It was the first of it's type. They either put in the series, such as, M-1 rifle, M-1 carbine, M1-a1, to designate a different model, M-1 Thompson Submachine Gun, as it was the first designed during World War 2, M-1 helmet, etc. Or, by the year it was adopted. M-1911 pistol, M-1911A1, M-1918 Browning Automatic Rifle, M1919 Browning Machine Gun, etc.
My M1 is a Korean war vintage Springfield. Works every time. My uncle carried one from North Africa thru Italy and then up to rescue the troops at Bastogne. Best gun ever built.
Band of Brothers has some of the realistic recoils of this gun. And the reloading is spot on.
Most over rated boring series ever, more drama/bromance and hardly any combat.
Most of the scenes they are shooting at the back of running soldiers, or at surrendering soldiers. Typical Hollywood shit.
@@Eire_Aontaithe If you are referring to the scene Where Winter fires into a crowd of Germans then you are wrong 90% of what happened in that battle was true told from Winters and his company not to mention the multiple books written on the whole ordeal.
@@sebas7640 Very heroic, brave and honorable of these american "heroes" to shoot surrendering soldiers.
@@Eire_Aontaithe never at one point were they surrendering
Here some that I know:
0:05 - 0:34 = Jaws
0:35 - 0:54 = Hacksaw Ridge
0:55 - 1:54 = Saving Private Ryan
2:05 - 2:24= Oba, The Last Samurai
2:30 - 3:04 = The Pacific (TV Series)
3:05 - 3:15 = Miracle at St. Ana
4:10 - 5:14 = Band of Brothers (TV Series)
5:15 - 5:44 = The Great Raid
5:55 - 6:04 = Flags of our Fathers
6:05 - 7:50 = Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood of War
7:51 - 8:34 = Frontline
8:43 - 12:44/16:25 - 17:58 = Legend of the Patriots (Kdrama Series)
12:45 - 16:24 = 71: Into the Fire
Ps: I'll let others figure out the ones that I've missed, but anyway happy movie binge to you guys. Some are cringe especially the drama but they're all great :D.
I recommend: The Great raid, Frontline, 71: Into the Fire. They're hidden gems
at 3:50 its the movie free fire
I love 71 in to the fire movie so much.
2:00 = Rambo: Last Blood
16:14 That poor guy gets Garand thumb just before he dies.
movie was 71: into the Fire. Awesome movie
Yeah it is awesome, I have a disc of the movie
I like the movie portrays student soldiers being teenagers but realize the true horror of war and later they fought to the death.
That movie is true btw
thats the only movie ive watched that includes that
The Greatest Battle Implement Ever Devised-General George S. Patton.
Three of the Korean productions were available on UA-cam several years ago. I found them quite enjoyable and would watch them again if I could find them.
Dramacool
Yeah, the Koreans are one of those countries who seemingly always produce great war movies.
3:14 now there is invisible soldiers on the Battlefield
096 is escaping
I think he was referring to himself in the dark..
The legacy of the M1 Garand and its influence in both the Second World War and popular culture must never be forgotten. It is the greatest battle implement ever devised. Which my grandfather was in D-Day serving under the command of same man who said that quote: General George S Patton.
Nah
17:23 epic moment
Aowkwkwkwkw
제주변 노인분들중에 베트남전에 참전하신분들이 여러분계십니다. M1 소총으로싸우다가 M16으로 바뀌었을때 총이가벼워서 정말좋았다고 말씀하신기억이납니다.~
I was in the last basic training company in Ft. Leonard Wood in 1963 to be issued and trained on the M1. My son and I both own one of them now and still have quite a few loaded clips for them. M1 food is getting hard to find, though.
Ours aren't old relics, either. They were both manufactured in 2004 by Springfield armory, so we have no problem firing them. I can still put that .30 FMJ right where I want it out to 150-200 yards with its standard iron sights. After that my old eyes leave the targets to the guys with the scopes. Oh, I should add they are dead accurate when zeroed correctly.
The last scene got me laughing so hard. I couldn't breathe, he got the dumbass right in the cheek. X'D
ROFLMAO Yes! Wish I could find that genre of movies here in the USA.
Including,I'd it was a separate movie, the one that looked like irregular or militia volunteers guarding the border.
This series used to be available on UA-cam but it's been taken down. Spoiler alert: Dude tries it again that night and catches one in the other cheek.
@@georgesakellaropoulos8162 wtf XD
"Same Sister Same" *Coughs from laughter*
@@Manco65 Yes, they were high-school and even middleschool teenagers. That movie was talking about the sacrifice of the students who choosed death for their country during the early phase of the korean war when there was no hope. As a korean , we always remember our ancestor`s sacrifice and either our allies 🇺🇸 🇰🇷
The downrange perspective really shows how a single squad can produce a withering defilade fire, what an instrument.
M1 garand is my favorite rifle, the only firearm I touched in real life.
I want to shoot one so bad
@@Sam-ft8cp same
It's a great piece of history. Here's hoping that you get to experience more and maybe even learn to shoot.
I wish I could find one that wasnt $2,000 and closer to 300 dollar mark
@@kevinwise1997 Not going to happen. $1200 is a reasonable number to start looking with. Supply and demand. There is a company that builds new ones to original specs called Fulton armory, but their prices are up there, too.
GIs, Marines and Koreans with M1 Garands. These are a few of my favorite things!
Reload....150gr FMJ bullet, 46gr. H4895 Hodgdon powder....Govt. Military load
6:03 Movie Name: Flying Taegeukgi
Long-term explanation: When two battalions were defeated by the North Korean offensive, one of the remaining South Korean battalions was discovered by the enemy while burying mines in the driveway of the defense line.
8:02 Movie Name: Gojijeon
South Korean forces occupied by the North Korean military's surprise attack again.
12:44 Movie Name: Into the Fire.
Long-term explanation: South Korean troops fighting behind North Korean troops to the south of South Korea. The next scene is 71 students guarding an area. They have no experience in combat and not many bullets, so they are only shooting one shot and training. Afterwards, one of the most elite battalions of North Korean troops attacked these areas, and teenagers succeeded in defending them. North Korean troops stopped for 11 hours.
Nice to see a lot of Korean War films and TV Series in here
Instead of such a massive Ctrl-C + Ctrl-V of wiki tier info in the description section that anybody can google, you could've provided the names of the movies with time stamps.
Seriously. I have no idea what many of these clips are from.
STFU
@Steve Wolcott Thanks.
Thats what i thought, or a pinned comment with said movie titles/timestamps
M1 Garand surely gave semi-automatic advantage to the users compared with bolt-action counterpart. Every bolt-action users like the Wehrmacht, Waffen SS, IJA, IJN-SNLF, and KPA had to deal creatively against the M1 Garand-equipped opponents. But, M1 Garand was not there without other semi-auto counterpart like G41, G43, SVT-40, and SKS.
The G41 was a poor rifle. Therefore, the G43 was introduced. The G41 was a poor rifle. Therefore, the G43 was introduced. Besides, Garand is several years older than all the above-mentioned constructions. The prototype was built in 1928, and serial production began in 1934.
the Garand was the only reliable and mass produced rifle of its kind sure there were other rifles similar but not at the same level as the Garand.
@@MarekKrassus53 M1 Garand is so sucks and ugly.
@@supernewbee7420 Nom.
But the G41 was even worse ..
@@supernewbee7420 XD bet you haven't shot one
Finally someone that gets it . No Ads , no talk, no bullshit! Fine job , keep up the good work.
As a Korean, that's thanks to the American Sherman m48 Patton Pershing Tommy Gun and m1 Garand m1,2 Carbine and many student troopers. Korea is here thank you
Attentive salute!
I would take one in ww2 any day. Such a beautiful weapon system!!
I wise man said.
*You can't kill me I'm invisible*
I won a gold medal with the Garand when I was in the army. Great precision rifle, pity about the mag capacity.
That is why M14 developed from M1 Garand.
@@imranhazim5434 Which is bullshit because we should have adopted the FAL
Or the Italian bm59 because they somehow made a better m14 then the actual m14.
In half the time it took the m14 no less, embarrassing really.
you mean the clip?
0:01 what the hell this guy doing? He think the m1 garand is some kind of bolt action rifle?!🤨?
Guess he saw a shark. The scene is from Jaws.
The gun jammed
@@TheLostHatchet hmm maybe but m1 garand jammed easy like that?! Chinese garand this thing?! 🤨?
@@Steverogers-s8k you can hear him say “What is wrong with this damn thing.”
@@Steverogers-s8k Probably hadn't been oiled in a while.
実戦で連射できる小銃・・・心強い味方でしょうね
9:24 - This man quite literally smacked an En Bloc clip with visible 10 bullets against his helmet like it was a magazine to check if it's full lmao.
Probably did it to get any loose dirt off of those rounds, don't want that shit inside the action. As for the magazines its usually done to make sure the rounds are seated i the magazine correctly to avoid any malfunctions and stoppages
8 bullets
He did it to push all 8 rounds flushed against the back of the enbloc. This will make reloading the M1 easier and increase feeding reliability.
8 bullets. The Garand clip holds 8.
@@piimatykki Or! Or… someone involved with this film watched Saving Private Ryan, saw Rieben seating rounds in a BAR magazine with this method, thought it looked cool and had the actor do this. Don’t look for “reasons” when “it looks cool” is a good enough explanation in film.
Great rifle! Saved my Dad's ass that's why I am here. I own a Winchester M1 Garand, My Dad was issued one during the end of WWII and again in Korea.
Hollywood rifles never gets jammed n with infinite ammo
That's not true. These guys m1's are pinging
Yeah how about John Wick his guns always rather get jammed or he runs out of ammo and has to reload
And Dont forget about less of recoil
It showed a m1grand jamming on the 1st clip moron….not even 10seconds into this video…and jaws is a Hollywood movie
And with no recoil too.
Just movies in color? No Battleground, Sands Of Iwo Jima, Pork Chop Hill, Go For Broke, From Hell and Back or even a monster movie like Them! These are movies that need to be remembered too! All had the M-1 in it! I forgot Lee Marvin and Mark Hamill in the Big Red One!
One of the ones that gets the most noticed , when I take one to the Range. Young kids to Moms, they know what it is I keep a two shot clip ready for those reasons.
"the greatest battle implement ever devised"
Last video clip should have been Clint Eastwood from Gran Torino saying "Get off my lawn!"
I was thinking same
M1 Garand Compilation (IMPROVED VERSION) Coming Soon.
That lack of recoil must be nice. My shoulder weeps
You’ll get used to it. The way the M1 Garand’s gas system is designed allows it to be softer shooting then other guns of equal caliber.
@@edm240b9 Exactly! The gas piston operating system on the M1 made the 30.06 feels softer on your shoulder. Try shooting the M1 then shoot the M1903. Your shoulder can tell the difference. :)
The reason how the US Military got 90% of their Infantry Riflemen equipped with M1 Garand in a short span of time is due in fact that their country had a lot of time and resources and were protected by two large oceans.
As the weapon implemented to the soldiers gave them the advantage of Higher-rate of Fir compared to their enemies equipped with Bolt-Action Rifles.
Germany, the USSR and France had their Semi-Automatic Rifles issued to their soldiers, but they weren’t manufactured for mass-production in time while the Americans already have them.
Despite Germany created the MG42 which surpasses almost every weapon in terms of Higher rate of Fire, overall, the Allies won the War through sheer Firepower and the combined Higher-rate of Fire of their weapons to overcome their adversaries.
That beautiful sound that the M1 creates when the last bullet case is ejected🤘
The Beautiful "Ping".........
I'm surprised this doesn't get more views
That last scene around 17:30 mark gives new meaning to “Get off my lawn!!”
I could watch this for hours
Watch the redo video.
That heavenly sound when the clip pings.
gotta love that ting sound
Favorite rifle of mine. Got three, soon to be four. I'd recommend adding scenes from "Gung Ho! The Story of Carlsen's Raiders" as it's the first movie to feature an M1 rifle being fired. I'd also recommend scenes from "The Steel Helmet", notable as the first movie to be made about the Korean War, filmed during the war.
Well now I really want an M1 Garand
A big plus for the turn bolt design is no need for new ammo type. That said, why has no one chambered this masterpiece in .243? Ditto for the Ruger variants? With the stigma concerning the AR types, the Garand action suddenly looks a lot better.
It still is a semiautomatic rifle. And as the Italians proven with their BM-59s, Garands can be converted not just in full auto, but uses box magazines.
Shuff's Parkerizing can rebarrel any M1 or M1A in .243 or .358. They also convert issue M1 into very functional Tankers in .the '06 or .308 cartridge families.
"The best battlefield implement, ever designed", General George S. Patton. I was very privileged and proud, to had owned a World War 2 era rifle (1945 in the serial number). For over twenty years, I had owned it. I still miss that rifle.
What happened to it?
@@dragodx8238 Unfortunately, circumstances, beyond my control. Debts and being unemployed and I had no choice. But, it found a good home.
@@paulwolf7562 Sorry for your loss, Brother.
9:23 lmao my men really knocks a M1 clip like a M16 mag😂
While it looks ridiculous and he did wrong, the intention is to make sure all the rounds are touching the back of the clip in order for the gun to feed properly. The way to do this is to push down on the clips usually with a hard surfsce.
@@edm240b9 Bruh, that’s a clip not a magazine. If your M1 clip is not properly loaded then the bullets will all pop off. There is no feeding issue with clips.
@@zheyuxiang5596 have you ever loaded and fired an M1? Because I have and if the back of the rounds aren’t touching the back of the clip, then there will be feeding issues. If you have one round touching the back, but the second one sticking out even just a little bit, then you get feeding problems. Also, if the en bloc clips are not maintained properly, then more feeding issues can arise,
@@edm240b9 In the military service the enbloc is supposed to be a disposable item. Only in the hands of civilian owners/shooters that the enbloc is reloaded over and over again.
@@ozysjahputera7669 that doesn’t mean they don’t get re-used, even in a military setting. If you’re unit is low on ammo, and not getting any in the immediate future, then you might have to reload the your clips by stripping rounds out of bandoliers.
M1 Garand will be my second amendment weapon for my home defense.
I’ve had one in this role and don’t recommend it. For one thing, it’s a long weapon for house distances - would be easy to have your muzzle grabbed. For another, .30-06 is going to go through your intruder, through your walls and through the neighbor’s walls - killing innocents with stray rounds is bad. I wouldn’t dissuade you from buying an M1, but there are better options for home defense.
@@meatsmudge5349 no there aren't. Dual-wield M1 rifles during a home invasion. Be a man.
Better to use 9mm hollow points in a handgun.
8:36 weirdly beautifull frame this movie clip has.
From Kraut killer to Commie killer. Beautiful weapon
"I'm so sorry Sarge. I got shot in my ass."
"Your ass???"
14:51 They are student soldiers.
true
Top 10 most satisfying sound
Top 1: M1 Garand reloading sound
0:00 Didn't know the M1's bolt action. 😂
So jammy
It was to clear the action, sometimes the bolt either doesn’t clear the round or fails to cycle another round into the chamber.
Just how damn serious this is ;shows how important the m1a1 garand, m14 and its varients are to the US soldier
TMI: fastest M1 shoot/reload = Pierre Jalbert a Canadian actor from the legendary TV show "Combat"
Love this scene 👍👍👍
It’s great to see the M1 is famous in Hollywood too! 👍
Ah, YES. The great raid that happened in the Philippines.
Ikr
i love how Korea portrays the m1 garand its always so punchy it give the rifle a weighty presence
4:02 Winters fires 10 shots before his M1 Garand Clip pops out.
My favorite weapon M1 garand very effective in short and long distances.
Funny guy using an M1 lot of stupid in the video.
I remember being introduced to the Korean war by that show at 8:50. Forgot the name but it was on Netflix. I do remember being mesmerized by the night battle scene of the ROK soldiers defending the trenches and they were being taunted by the Chinese. The trumpets was scary af ngl, even more so when the flairs revealed dozens of PRC flags and hundreds of PVA infantry charging at them.
撃ち終わった後のチャリーンがなんとも良いな。
総弾数が極端に少ない事以外はキルタイムも悪くなかったし使いやすかったな。
m(__)m
I'm confused by the Jaws scene. The M1 is semi-automatic. You don't need to pull the bolt unless it's jammed
Unless the boat captain had the bolt closed, chamber empty over a clip of seven. This is called "cruiser ready" and is considered by many the safest way to store a "mostly loaded" Garand. It also lets the hammer be let down to prevent the hammer spring from taking a set and losing power.
The Pacific and Band Of Brothers got the best sound
The Pacific was such a ggood movie.
well done
General Patton said that M1 Garand was the best battle implement ever devised
For Americans, it helped US forces to win WW2 against tyranny and oppression.
For Koreans, it saved the country from communist invasion and guarded freedom of their newly established nation.
Garand is the best battle rifle. But holy shit, it's heavy.
3:48 What movie is this form.
This should be renamed, horde defense against NK, starring the M1 Grand
M1 Garand Legendary
the "PING" rifle is legend
Korean Army during the Korean War
06:02 ~ 17:58
I was about to ask which one before I realized that technically it was both of them, but the ones with Garands were probably from South Korea.
Spielberg met M1 garand rifle one day. After moment of silence he made an offer: would you like to be famous movie star? After moment of silence : ZINC!!
대한민국의 자유를 지켜준 M1 Garand
Good video! Wish u had the movie titles with the clips. Still appreciate the compilation!
I wish my m1 didnt have that much of a recoil.
@Ted Hubert Pagnanawon Crusio It's more of a joke for my comment. It's ridiculous to see people stand still while ripping that trigger for the M1 lol but for the most part, my M1 is god like for being built in 46.
Serious reply: I have a comp on mine. It does noticeably cut the recoil, together with the adjustable gas plug that restricts the amount of gas going to the piston. Plus after you put a couple thousand more rounds downrange, you will have become inured to the manly recoil.
Smartass reply: Eat your Wheaties, SoyBoy!
You won't even notice that in a firefight.....nor will anyone hear the ping
Anyone know what movies this scenes from at 3:46? I think that’s Cillian Murphy at the end but I can’t be sure.
I've been trying to figure it out to. I thought it was Christian Bale at first.
Nice video
Someone said to me "who wants a gun that weighs 13lbs and ammo is expensive" I said "me my guy" I ♡ mine!! Greatest battle implement ever!
9lb 10oz
I love the M1 Garand of all movies but specially I like the M1 Garand of movie Windtalkers
In future iterations of this compilation, the sniper/spotter clip with Gene Hackman from Uncommon Valor deserves inclusion.
The Rifle that pings like a microwave and hits like a Truck.
The rifle that won WW2!
"You can't kill me! I'm invincible!"
Honestly, arm me with a Garand and I'd feel pretty invincible too lol
I want to see the movie with the guys who all fail epicly at the firing range.
If it's the Korean War movie you're referring to, then it's called 71: Into the Fire.
@@gent777 And the sad part is the student soldier got Garand thumb before he dies.
What people get wrong is when you put the clip inside the mag fully the bolt will slide forward automatically.
Not when the gun is dirty
It needs some push sometimes
But if the users gets to complacent in pushing it they might get Garand Thumb which was shown in one of the videos
The continuity is terrible but this is the best war movie ever!!!
We all know the sound we wanted to hear when we clicked on this.
Sure I saw a couple of Enfields and Mausers.. but I'm being picky.. Nice vid my bro "ping..ping" 👍👊
That was a cool clip. No idea where the movies' came from, but I liked the clips.
I like hearing the sound of the M1G magazine poped out
a mans weapon
I should rewach all 10 episodes of band of brothers again
I loved the part when the South Korean army soldier aims his M1 Garand at the Chinese soldier who shows his ass while teasing them, and shoots him right there.
Take a shot every time you hear a ping.