The M1 Garand is renowned as a semi-automatic rifle, often recognized as one of the most iconic firearms of its time. In this article, we will explore its statistics and provide tips on mastering this weapon in the multiplayer mode of Call of Duty: World War II.
The M1 Garand stands out among its peers as a semi-automatic rifle known for its high damage output. It usually takes only two shots to eliminate enemies in almost every scenario. However, the magazine is limited to 8 rounds, granting little room for error when dealing with multiple targets. The firing rate is also moderate; hence, you must avoid rapid trigger pulls to prevent jamming. Once you’ve mastered the firing rhythm, it’s important to note that the M1 Garand has the lowest time-to-kill (TTK) in the game, outclassing all other assault rifles and submachine guns.
The distinctive clicking sound produced during its reloading is significant. This noise can reveal your position to nearby enemies or indicate that you are reloading, so it’s critical to be aware of your surroundings while using this rifle.
Statistics
- Damage: 60-55-49, depending on distance
- Range: lethal in 2 shots up to 50 meters (100 meters with advanced rifling)
- Accuracy: 5/10
- Rate of Fire: 324 RPM
- Magazine Size: 8 (12 with the extended magazine)
- Reload Time: 1.1 seconds
Attachments and Division
As with most assault rifles, the increased mobility afforded by the stock and the ability to equip three attachments through the Infantry division is almost indispensable.
A standard, unobstructed reflex sight. This is advisable if the iron sights do not provide satisfactory visibility and accuracy.
This attachment reduces recoil when shooting from the sights.
Increases damage against materials, delivering additional damage to scorestreaks.
Weapon Guides for WW2
