This review details the T3E2 Garand, a .276 caliber prototype that nearly became the standard US service rifle in 1932. It highlights key differences from the M1 Garand, including a lighter weight, 10-round capacity, and a muzzle gas trap system. The review explains how logistical concerns regarding existing .30-06 ammunition stockpiles, championed by General MacArthur, ultimately prevented its adoption.
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