U.S. M1/M2 Carbine 30 Rnd. Replica Dummy Magazine

$16.97

Product Description

A highly accurate replica magazine crafted from durable solid plastic resin. Molded from an original Type IV USGI magazine to the exact dimensions of an authentic 30-round M1 Carbine magazine, it’s finished in matte black to emulate the original parkerized/blued appearance. Realistic in weight and detail, it looks authentic when carried in pouches or placed on display.

Key features

Exact reproduction of an original Type IV USGI 30-round magazine
Durable, solid colored plastic resin construction
Realistic matte black finish that resembles original bluing/parkerizing
Fits standard pouches and display mounts
Non-functional — safe for display, costumes, and film use

Perfect for costume designers, cosplay enthusiasts, professional reenactors, museum displays, film & theatre props, or any situation where the real item is illegal, unsafe, or too valuable to use. An affordable, museum-quality reenactment accessory.

** Pouches Are NOT Included, & Are For Display Purposes Only

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Made in USA by Marshall's Arsenal

Historical Background

The M1 Carbine — formally designated the United States Carbine, Caliber .30, M1 — entered U.S. military service in 1941. Designed as a lightweight, semi-automatic rifle chambered in .30 caliber, it was intended to provide officers, paratroopers, and support troops with a compact yet effective alternative to the full-sized M1 Garand.

Originally envisioned with selective-fire capability, early production models were simplified to semi-automatic operation for faster field deployment. In 1944, the improved M2 Carbine introduced full automatic fire, along with refinements such as an adjustable rear sight, bayonet lug, and other late-war upgrades.

The M1 and M2 Carbines saw extensive service in World War II, the Korean War, and continued to appear in Vietnam-era combat zones. With more than 6.1 million units produced across all variants, the M1 Carbine became the most widely manufactured small arm in U.S. military history—a testament to its reliability, versatility, and enduring legacy.