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WWII issue US M1 .30 Carbine. Manufacturer is Quality
Hardware, serial number 4830xxx. Inland barrel has a bright bore. Most metal parts have
been refinished. Very nice looking Rock-Ola stock. No import marks. All parts
are described below and shown in photos.
This carbine has been test fired and functions perfectly, see our video.
One
15 round magazine, sling and oiler noted below are included. Plus a repro two pocket magazine pouch (a $19.95 value) FREE.
Specs:
Receiver: Oct 1943 - March 1944. Marked “U.S. CARBINE
CAL. 30 M1”, “QUALITY H.M.C.” Spring tube receiver, excellent condition, no
pitting.
Spring tube:
marked “Q” on end
Barrel: Inland 1-44, short skirt, with firing proof “P”. Exterior is in very good condition, no
pitting. Bore is bright and shiny. The barrel has been
counterbored about 1/4 “, see photo. The carbine was probably in a rebuild lot
where all were counterbored, rather than because of any damage to this one,
since the overall condition of the barrel and receiver are excellent. It is almost
impossible for a counterbored crown to be damaged.
Front sight: marked
“.U.”
Rear sight: flip,
marked “IN B”, “S”
Bolt: round, marked
“AOB”, hand engraved with this receiver’s serial number
Firing pin: marked
“IN”
Extractor: late
type flat lip, marked “W.I.”
Barrel band: late
bayonet lug type, marked “AI”
Trigger housing:
forged type, marked “SG”
Safety: flip, marked
“P”
Operating slide:
marked “AOB” very lightly inside
Hammer: straight,
marked “HI”
Trigger: unmarked,
looks GI
Sear: marked “R-I”
Magazine catch:
15-round, marked “SI”
Stock: walnut, I-cut,
appears to be cut-down former high wood. No cracks or repairs, about average dings/scratches,
very nice appearance. Sling well marking is RMC, but someone drilled a hole in
the “R”, probably for some odd sling arrangement. Marked “54” both stamped and
in paint on the pistol grip, and stamped up front by bayonet lug. Also has
uncircled “P” on pistol grip.
Handguard:
walnut, two rivets, marked “RMC”. Same condition and appearance as stock
Buttplate:
unmarked, square checking pattern
Magazine: 15-round,
marked “UQ”
Sling and oiler:
new repro