Searching for a M1 Garand? 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 Garand typically means a certified gun safe, background checks and €1,500–€4,000+ 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 Garand is the rifle that carried American GIs from North Africa to the Pacific. Adopted in 1936 as the world's first standard-issue semi-automatic battle rifle, it gave US forces a firepower advantage no Axis infantryman could match. General Patton famously called it "the greatest battle implement ever devised." This airsoft AEG recreates the full-size Garand with the wood, the weight and the silhouette it deserves.
Real wood, real weight
The stock, forearm and handguard are genuine hardwood with a hand-oiled finish - the same colour, grain and feel as an original Garand from 1944. The action is full metal: bolt, receiver, op-rod, trigger group, sights, gas tube and barrel band. At 3700 g and 1100 mm long, this rifle has the heft and presence the Garand demands. Shoulder it and you feel the war.
The AEG power you didn't expect
Under the wood sits a dedicated V7 gearbox built specifically for the M1 Garand platform - different from the V2/V3 gearboxes in modern AEGs. Combined with a 590 mm × 6.05 mm tight-bore inner barrel, the rifle delivers ~420 FPS / 128 m/s / 1.64 J with 0.20 g BBs out of the box. That's well above standard AEG power - comfortably effective at 50+ m with 0.25 g BBs as recommended.
Authentic en-bloc-style 30-round magazine
The included 30-round magazine is shaped like the legendary en-bloc clip that defined the Garand's loading system. While airsoft doesn't recreate the famous "ping" when the clip ejects, the magazine sits in the rifle exactly where the original clip would - preserving the silhouette and the WWII feel. The 30-round capacity comfortably outlasts the real rifle's 8-round clip.
For reenactors, collectors and serious AEG players
If you're building a WWII US loadout - paired with Thompson, M1903, M1911 or M3 Grease Gun - the Garand is the missing centerpiece. The real wood under field lighting and the proper full-size length make this rifle stand out in any squad photo. On the modern airsoft field, the 1.64 J energy and 590 mm tight bore give you battle-rifle range that holds its own against modern AEGs.
- Type: Electric AEG, semi-auto + full-auto + safe (selector group)
- Length: 1100 mm
- Weight: 3700 g (3.7 kg)
- Muzzle velocity: ~420 FPS / 128 m/s / 1.64 J (0.20 g BBs)
- Inner barrel: 590 mm × 6.05 mm tight bore
- Gearbox: V7 dedicated, steel sliding bearings (6 mm)
- Magazine: 30-round en-bloc-style (1 included)
- Recommended BBs: 0.25 g, 0.28 g
- Body: Real wood + full metal action
- Battery: T-connector (battery not included)
- Warranty: 12 months
- Best for: WWII US reenactors, Garand fans, players who want a powerful and historically iconic rifle
Tip: pair with a 9.6 V or 11.1 V LiPo battery (T-connector), a leather sniper-style sling and a bag of 0.25 g BBs. For a complete WWII GI loadout, add an M1911 sidearm and a Thompson backup.
Build your complete WWII American loadout
- Pair the Garand with a Thompson for the iconic 1944 GI silhouette: Thompson M1A1 real-wood AEG - the Tommy Gun, also genuine wood + full metal.
- Add a Grease Gun for late-war loadouts: M3A1 Grease Gun AEG - full-metal WWII SMG, the rifle nobody else brings to the field.
- Looking for a bolt-action backup? M1903 Springfield airsoft spring rifle - the rifle the Garand replaced, still carried by some US units throughout WWII.
Looking for something truly rare? Our ZB26 Czechoslovak light machine gun — real wood is the ancestor of the Bren and almost never appears in airsoft.
