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**There's a tactic where the US Infantryman lure the enemy by dropping an empty magazine to the ground as decoy, mistaking the enemy would reload and revealing their position as they opened fire. These tactics provide US Infantry to flank enemy position while the enemy forces still distracted with the decoy.<ref>[https://thefiringline.com/forums/archive/index.php?t-106892.html Did the Garand`s "ping" get GIs killed?]</ref>

**Beside the distinctive sound, the en-bloc clip reloading mechanism provide the operator to reload faster over rifle that utilized detachable magazine or even bolt-action. Also, the en-bloc magazine can be ejected when full by pulling the cocking handle, and automatically ejecting itself when empty.<ref>[https://thefiringline.com/forums/archive/index.php?t-309762.html Garand clip 'ping' - cost many soldiers their lives in WWII]</ref>

*During Normandy Invasion, US Airborne troops sometimes comes with dismantled M1 Garand packed in Griswold Jump Carrying Bag. After successfully land on designated location, they can assemble the 2 part of M1 Garand.

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