 Bolivia: 13,438 units.
Still in use with Garras del Valor
 Brazil: (1944–1945, Brazilian Expeditionary Force - 1945-1986, Brazilian Air Force).
In service with BOPE from Rio de Janeiro
 Indonesia: Used by Indonesian Armed Forces in 1950s and 1960s (received from the United States).
Fielded during the Indonesia–Malaysia confrontation Still in service of Indonesian National Police
 Israel: 10,000 units(1945–1957, Israel Defense Forces). (
1970s–present, Israel Police; 1974–present, Civil Guard)
 Philippines: 8,831 units(Pre and Post-World War II, 1942–1970s) Reserve with Philippine navy
 South Korea: 1,015,558 units (1950s–present, Reserve Force)
 Suriname: (?
-present, Army)
 Taiwan: 115,948 units (1950s–present)
 Thailand: 73,012 units Still in use by Territorial Defense Student for drilling.
Locally known as the ปสบ.87 (Self-Loading Type 87).
HK 33 or the Armi Jager are used for marksmanship exercises.
 Bolivia: 13,438 units. Still in use with Garras del Valor
 Brazil: (1944–1945, Brazilian Expeditionary Force - 1945-1986, Brazilian Air Force). In service with BOPE from Rio de Janeiro
 Indonesia: Used by Indonesian Armed Forces in 1950s and 1960s (received from the United States). Fielded during the Indonesia–Malaysia confrontation Still in service of Indonesian National Police
 Israel: 10,000 units(1945–1957, Israel Defense Forces). (1970s–present, Israel Police; 1974–present, Civil Guard)
 Philippines: 8,831 units(Pre and Post-World War II, 1942–1970s) Reserve with Philippine navy
 South Korea: 1,015,558 units (1950s–present, Reserve Force)
 Suriname: (?-present, Army)
 Taiwan: 115,948 units (1950s–present)
 Thailand: 73,012 units Still in use by Territorial Defense Student for drilling. Locally known as the ปสบ.87 (Self-Loading Type 87). HK 33 or the Armi Jager are used for marksmanship exercises.
M1 carbine