M1 CARBINE .30 M1, M1A1, M2 & M3 Assembly, Disassembly Manual Paperback – January 1, 2004

A must to service the product its about.

I have an M1 carbine from WW II. My dad carried it thru out Europe. Never had a Manual. He taught me how to fieldstrip it. I wish this had been a commercially printed book rather than a hand drawn printed book. It would make looking at the parts a bit easier. It's ok, it does the job. I gave it four stars for that reason. Good response from Prime.

Nice book. Other reviews said it wasn’t good but for a reprint it is awesome

This series of books is good as a manual for assembly and cleaning. Printing is fair (readable), but the page margins are very poor.It is a good "no nonsense" reference to have for each gun in your collection.

Good reference manual.

The portion of this book dedicated to the M1 is very good and the commonalities between the M1 & M2 are covered. The portion referencing the M2 specifically is woefully inadequate and of no real use to those who are looking for M2 information and the maintenance of M2 components.

I get all the Yellow Manuals, They are great

I have used the manual to take the Carbine apart. It is a little vague in the illistrations but anyone with advance knowledge of firearms could take down and reassemble the M-1 Carbine.