M1 Carbine Parts & Accessories

Keep Shooting offers a wide selection of M1 Carbine parts and accessories, including magazines, slings, mag pouches, and tools designed to meet the needs of shooters and collectors alike. Whether you're restoring, upgrading, or maintaining your M1 Carbine, we provide high-quality components to ensure reliability and performance. From functional essentials to historical authenticity, our range of products is crafted with precision and care for the iconic firearm.

  • M1 Carbine 30rd Magazine
    United Defense LLC
    4.5 (90)

    Special Price $9.95 Regular Price $19.95

    In stock

  • M1 Carbine 15rd Magazine
    United Defense LLC
    4.5 (8443)

    Special Price $7.95 Regular Price $14.95

    In stock

  • M1 Carbine 10rd Magazine
    United Defense LLC
    4.5 (2311)

    In stock

  • M1 Carbine Sling
    United Defense LLC
    4.5 (2535)

    In stock

  • M1 Carbine Flash Hider
    United Defense LLC
    4.5 (805)

    $28.93

    In stock

  • M1 Carbine Oiler
    United Defense LLC
    4.5 (1833)

    In stock

  • M1 Carbine Muzzle Brake
    United Defense LLC
    4.5 (540)

    In stock

  • M1 Carbine 1943 Mag Pouch
    US Army
    4.5 (2568)
    $28.93

    Out of stock

  • M1 Carbine Tekmat
    TekMat

    $24.95

    In stock

  • US WWII Canvas Muzzle Cover - Fits M1 Garand, M1 Carbine, and Springfield 1903 Rifles
    Mil-Tec
    4.55 (159)

    In stock

  • M8 Cleaning Rod - USGI WWII M1 Carbine Cleaning Rod
    US Army
    4.45 (57)

    $34.41

    In stock

  • Otis 30 Caliber Ripcord Deluxe Gun Cleaning Kit
    Otis Technology

    $21.18

    In stock

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About The M1 Carbine

The M1 Carbine rifle was developed during World War II as a lighter alternative for support troops who needed more firepower than a pistol but less than a full-power rifle. It replaced older firearms like the M1911 pistol and M1903 Springfield, designed to bridge the gap between pistols and rifles. Operating on a gas piston system, it cycles gases from each shot to eject spent cartridges and chamber new rounds, utilizing a 15-round magazine. Its popularity stems from its lightweight design and ease of handling, making it ideal for close quarters and non-infantry personnel. Chambered in .30 Carbine, it offers manageable recoil and sufficient power for closer engagements. Post-war, its compact size and user-friendly caliber made it popular among civilians for hunting and target shooting, while collectors value its historical significance, solidifying its enduring appeal.

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