M1917

The M1917 was a World War I-era bolt-action rifle used mainly by American soldiers. It was based on the British Pattern 1914 rifle, featuring a durable design that could handle tough conditions. It fired .30-06 Springfield cartridges, offering reliable accuracy and power. Known as the "American Enfield," it was favored for its robustness and ease of maintenance. The M1917 played a significant role in the war and was used by U.S. troops until newer rifles replaced it in later years. Its design influenced future military rifles and remains a notable part of firearms history.