The M1 carbine is modeled after the last production model that Inland manufactured in 1945 and features a type 3 bayonet lug / barrel band, adjustable rear sights, push button safety, round bolt, "low wood" walnut stock, and a 15-round magazine.

These M1 Carbines built by Inland have become highly collectible. Chambered in .30 carbine these firearms are reliable and a great addition to any collection. Filter By:

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Apr 18, 2016 · With total production exceeding 6.5 million units, the M1 carbine was the most prolifically manufactured American small arm of World War II, and no firm produced more than the Inland...

Inland ~ M1 Carbine ~ .30 Carbine Description: This Inland M1 Carbine is in great shape over all. There is no visual pitting or surface rust, the majority of the finish still stands with wear in moving part areas. The stock has no cracks or splits and the bore is excellent. This M1 Carbine does not come with a magazine. .30 Carbine

WWII Inland M1 Carbine with post war alterations .30 carbine (R44699) New Arrival. Back. Price: $ 1,595.00. Item Number: R44699. Houston Location. In stock. WWII Inland M1 Carbine with post war alterations .30 carbine (R44699) quantity. Add to cart. Add to wishlist.

Dec 2, 2024 · The Inland M1 1944 .30 Carbine is a modern re-release of one of the most iconic rifles in American military history. Initially produced during World War II, the M1 Carbine became famous for its use by infantry, paratroopers, and various other units.

The M1 Scout carbines feature many of the same characteristics of the original Inland Carbines and are manufactured in the USA! The M1 "Scout" carbine has the same features as the M1 "Jungle" carbine which includes a threaded flash hider and 15-round magazine.

Excellent World War II U.S. Inland Mfg. Div. M1 Semi-Automatic CarbineManufactured in 1944, from the end of the third production block (serial number range 4,879,526 to 5,549,821) by Inland Manufacturing Division between January to August 1944, with this range running into Winchester's second production block range.