Garands have their own scope. Doesn't seem that this Garand know that though.

I remember that some garands acturally have scope. But it seems that less people use them.

Demundo said:

Garands have their own scope. Doesn't seem that this Garand know that though.

Its not about the scope but the number 2 sights means twice the distance

Krugger said:

Its not about the scope but the number 2 sights means twice the distance

Sounds like sound logic to me

IIRC America experimented with the Garand and made infrared scopes but this was during the last leagues of World War 2... Gun Jesus' knowledge currently eludes me

Algester said:

IIRC America experimented with the Garand and made infrared scopes but this was during the last leagues of World War 2... Gun Jesus' knowledge currently eludes me

M1C and M1D? Not sure if those had starlight imagers ever mounted on them, but they were around. I think the starlight imagers were reserved more suppressed SMGs (and not widely desired) though since the range was pretty poor and a Garand isn't the most quiet of platforms.

79248cm/s said:

M1C and M1D? Not sure if those had starlight imagers ever mounted on them, but they were around. I think the starlight imagers were reserved more suppressed SMGs (and not widely desired) though since the range was pretty poor and a Garand isn't the most quiet of platforms.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvfABFaiBVo&t=160s
I'm not sure if it's the M1 but looks like an M1 Gun Jesus identifies them as T3 or M3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDOKg-1eNpI
and here is a forgotten weapon since either no one really know why it was made... but if Girls Frontline does have a Kai like system it could open some ideas
Garand with an unknown optical scope