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1. #New inland m1 carbine serial numbers serial numbers
2. #New inland m1 carbine serial numbers serial number

IBM was allotted the following serial number range, and made them from October 1943 to June 1944. But I can say that’s not the full serial number. It’s hard to say much without taking it completely apart. This carbine is all Rock-Ola and correct for this series block. M1 Carbines were all pretty hodgepodge with parts from all sorts of manufacturers. It was made between November of 1943 to March of 1944. Sometime in the 1950’s it was arsenal rebuilt and got some new parts. It has a 300,000 serial was made in late 1942. My Inland M-1 Carbine came from my uncle. This carbine has been restored some what and yes the stock has the spring tube notch cut out. This Rock-Ola Carbine is a second block production gun. You may have missed out on 20 carbines, but the new Inland Manufacturing is making carbines again, in Dayton, Ohio, just two miles from the original WW2 facility. Thanks Marty, Glad I could help out, like I said I haven't come across a Rock-Ola springtube receiver with a higher serial number then this one. Extraordinary Presentation Inland M1 Carbine Serial Number 173 with Rare Prototype M3 Sniper Scope Mount With US Marked Weaver M73B1 Sniper ScopeThis is beautiful example of an extremely rare early three digit (173) serial numbered, WWII M1 Carbine as manufactured by the Inland Manufacturing Div of the General Motors Corp. Great posting of pics, thanks! Fantastic carbine! Hi I have a 30 caliber carbine that I purchased about 20 years ago, and Im thinking about selling it, its marked inland division of General Motors Corporation and the date stamped on the barrel is 9 â 44, I believe all parts to be original but Im not sure. I suspect it does, since your photos showed the type 1 tab facing downward. Say, does the stock have the little cut-out on the inside to accommodate the little tab on the type 1 spring tube? See the Featured Carbine QHMC 4645574 if you are not sure what I'm talking about. That carbine is full of very rare parts, and we can learn a lot from it.

#New inland m1 carbine serial numbers serial numbers

Collecting and analyzing the serial numbers and their markings. I would strongly encourage you to do a Featured Carbine on this gun for the benefit of the forum members. When all of the parts are assembled into a functioning firearm ready to be sold, the date of manufacture of the firearm. We'll have to keep looking and reporting. 3:10 for disassembly of the lower 7:50 for disassembly of the bolt 11. Here are some points to jump to if you are impatient. Yet, we've still got about 3500 "missing" numbers higher than your's, before the T3s are first reported. I know this video is long but I wanted to get everything in one video.

You've helped us fill in another little piece of the production puzzle. Thanks Rcyles! Great pics, fantastic early Rock-Ola carbine! Certainly the nicest early RMC I've ever seen.and I lived in the Chicago area for over 30 years!Īnd thanks for helping us fine-tune the transition from T2 to T3 receivers.