The M2 Carbine is exactly the same as its predecessor which bears the designation M1, a lightweight rifle in .30 Carbine which is meant for use by rear-echelon troops. However, the M2 includes a selective fire switch, which means it can fire in fully automatic when a soldier finds themselves in a pinch. Because of its niche in Oceanyka (a weapon for tight spaces), the M2 is almost always preferred over its predecessor. Most military historians agree that the M2 Carbine is an early predecessor to American assault rifles such as the M16A1.

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Common Attributes - National

Superior Firepower - American Small Arms (WW2)

American infantry in World War II, thanks to their nation's unrivalled logistical capacity, could bring to bear unmatched firepower against Comintern troops which were largely equipped with old bolt-action rifles and had sparse organic fire support.

EFFECT:
This weapon enjoys an Easy DM to its Suppressive Fire (2 AP) rolls.

Unique Attributes

The Greatest Battle Implement - M1 Semi-Automatic Rifles UA

The first generation of American semi-automatic rifles granted Americans unmatched firepower against Japanese, French, Balkan, Soviet, Korean and Chinese troops which were largely equipped with bolt-action rifles. 

EFFECT:
Whenever this weapon scores an unmodified Miraculous or Critical Success in its hit roll, it can immediately perform Reaction Fire (1 AP) at a cost of 0 AP.