Combat Sports Supply compares three M1 Garand AEGs made by ICS Airsoft, G&G Armament, and A&K to find out which is the most realistic and best amongst them... "What is the best Airsoft M1 Garand? Most Realistic? Best BANG for the Buck? Is it ICS, G&G or A&K Garand?

Watch Ghost, Moose and Gothic argue and present their reasons why their Garand choice is best."

Find out why this real deal M1 Garand is cursed as Garand Thumb takes a look at it in this episode... "How tactical can a Garand be made? Unfortunately incredibly. Today on Garand Thumb we delve into this abomination of a Gun and have a fun time reviewing our favorite celebrity's weapon."

Next up for Historic Airsoft to feature is the M1 Garand from G&G Armament as part of the airsoft guns based on some the famous weapons in history... "This is the G&G M1 Garand made from full metal and wood it certainly weighs a bit. true to the real steel it is semi-auto only but has a 20 round magazine. This rifle makes a great addition to any WW2 US loadout."

Leszek gets his hands of the G&G airsoft version of the iconic M1 Garand Rifle available at Gunfire to show us its features and fine bits... "A replica of the very first semi-automatic rifle in the world introduced as standard issue in the United States Army. This classic weapon in airsoft version was manufactured by an acclaimed G&G company. The replica was made from metal and wood.

Tanie Militaria give their take on the A&K M1 Garand AEG that is available at their store... "A replica of the M1 Garand rifle known from the Second World War, American semi-automatic design . The replica is made of high-quality metal and wood, which gives it the right weight and authentic appearance .

The M1 Garand AEG from ICS Airsoft is back in stock at Airsoft Atlanta. WW2 Airsofters can have this an option for their reenactment events... "CS M1 Garand Gun AEG.  This is the classic WW2 USA rifle, all metal, wood furniture, and a beast!

Apart from ICS Airsoft, A&K has its own AEG version of the M1 Garand and the Raptor Airsoft Team got the S-AEG one for this video review... "Our second review is now here, this time a bit more unusual. Today we can introduce you to the A&K M1 Garand. An absolute eye-catcher on the playing field that you don't see often. You can find out here whether the piece of jewelery is also suitable on the field."

We get to see the M1 Garand Tanker from Marushin in this review by Mach Sakai. This gas powered airsoft rifle comes in a nicely crafted Walnut wood. This has a realistic operation such as inserting the clip and ejecting it after it is spent. Since this is the tanker version, it is shorter so it can be carried in vehicles especially tanks.

Czoper writes for WMASG on this take othe M1 Garand AEG made by ICS Airsoft... "At the beginning of this review I wrote that M1 Garand is a replica not only for reenactments. Why? Let's put aside for a moment all the obvious limitations of the replica that result directly from the limits of the real firearm (the period and technology in which it was designed and produced). And then we have a single-shot rifle with a barrel length of 610 mm and a muzzle velocity of 450 fps straight from the box.

We get to see the A&K M1 Garand AEG on the Evike.com "The Gun Corner" Series and this airsoft rifle will be available in March 2017... "The first standard issue semi-automatic rifle issued to the US Armed Forces, the M1 Garand was referred to as "the greatest battle implement ever devised" by General George S. Patton. Replacing the venerable Springfield M1903 in 1936, the M1 Garand quickly displayed its huge advantage on the battlefield.