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Davideguidi
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M1 Carbine
STORIA e TECNICA: Se esiste un'arma a cui l'aggettivo "iconico" si attaglia perfettamente non può essere che la U.S. M1 Carbine: la sua immagine rappresenta infatti in modo efficace e immediato l'enorme impegno bellico degli Stati Uniti nel secondo conflitto mondiale e il pragmatismo tipico degli americani. Fu il risultato dello sviluppo di una nuova arma lunga nell'ambito di un concorso governativo teso a selezionare una carabina leggera e maneggevole per sostituire la pistola M1911 come armamento individuale per il personale militare non equipaggiato con il fucile. Il resto, è storia: 6.200.000 carabine prodotte da 10 aziende fino all'agosto 1945, e un utilizzo estensivo (che naturalmente non provocò la dismissione della M1911) da parte delle forze armate USA e dei loro alleati nel dopoguerra, sino al conflitto vietnamita e oltre... In pratica sino ai nostri giorni
Tra i produttori di M1 Carbine figura la Saginaw Steering Gear, che produsse, a partire dal 1943, poco meno di 300.000 pezzi
CARATTERISTICHE: Cal.30 M1 Carbine
L’ESEMPLARE PROPOSTO: Saginaw S. G. 1943/44, canna marcata Inland 10-43, condizioni ottime, accessoriata con oliatore, cinghia e baionetta M4 Imperial con fodero
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