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Reference: 2.5007
Reference: 2.5109
M1 Carbine spring airsoft — the light, fast-firing WWII US service carbine (over 6 million built). 1:1 scale, 1,650 g, polymer wood-grain stock, 40-rd low-cap mag, adjustable hop-up and rear sight. The lightest WWII rifle in our catalogue — ideal first-rifle for younger shooters and WWII re-enactors.
Searching for an M1 Carbine? This is a fully legal 1:1 scale airsoft replica — the same silhouette, size and feel as the historic weapon, but no firearms permit required in most EU countries. Owning a real M1 Carbine typically means a certified gun safe, background checks and €1,200–€2,500+ for a collectable original. This replica costs a fraction of that, ships across the EU, and is the fastest legal way to own an accurate copy of this gun for display, historical re-enactment, airsoft skirmish, or as a learning piece. Note: airsoft laws vary by country — it is the buyer's responsibility to confirm that owning an airsoft replica is legal where they live before purchasing.
The M1 Carbine was one of the most-produced American rifles of World War II — over 6 million were built between 1942 and 1945, more than any other US small arm except the M1 Garand. Light, short and easy to shoulder, it was issued to officers, NCOs, paratroopers, support troops, truck drivers and machine-gun crews — anyone who needed a real weapon but couldn't carry a full-size Garand. The M1A1 folding-stock variant was the signature weapon of US airborne forces at D-Day, Market Garden and Bastogne, instantly recognisable from Band of Brothers. After the war it stayed in service with the US, French, Korean, Vietnamese and dozens of other armies well into the 1980s.
This spring-powered airsoft replica is 1:1 scale and only 1.65 kg — by far the lightest WWII rifle in our catalogue, making it an ideal choice for younger shooters, first-time WWII loadouts, and anyone tired of carrying 3 kg bolt-actions through a two-hour skirmish. The polymer stock is finished to imitate real wood: on the shelf it reads as a classic 1940s carbine. The 40-round low-cap magazine gives real feel without the "rattle" of a hi-cap, and the adjustable hop-up and rear sight both work exactly like the originals.
If you want WWII atmosphere without the weight, this is the gun. It is noticeably lighter than every other WWII rifle in our catalogue, and the only one you can hand to a 12-year-old at a target range without them tiring in 20 minutes. For heavier, shell-ejecting realism look at the Mosin, SMLE, Kar98k, M1903 Springfield; for full-auto battle rifle feel, step up to the M1 Garand AEG or the Thompson M1A1.
Perfect for WWII re-enactors, historical collectors, target shooters, parents introducing their kids to airsoft or history buffs who want an authentic silhouette on the wall at a fraction of the cost of a real deactivated M1 Carbine.
Reference: STG44-RW
Reference: 6400
Reference: STAEG01FW
Reference: 430901
Reference: STAEG01
Reference: STAEG116BRW
Reference: CM-032
Reference: SW-06
M1 Carbine spring airsoft — the light, fast-firing WWII US service carbine (over 6 million built). 1:1 scale, 1,650 g, polymer wood-grain stock, 40-rd low-cap mag, adjustable hop-up and rear sight. The lightest WWII rifle in our catalogue — ideal first-rifle for younger shooters and WWII re-enactors.
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