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Should have bought a bunch of these back in the 80's when they were sold at Woolworth's Dept stores for cheap.
My choice in a mimitary rifke design, The M1 Carbine
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Mr.W.
Professional
Right. . .
Sld1959
Ronin
They used to sell off surplus cheap in the golden age, we can only be envious . My dad said after the war, assume WWII, could have been Korea i suppose, they had barrels of surplus rifles cheap, mostly Lee Enfields, 1903s and anything German and Italian, in Penny's, hardware stores, Sears, just about everywhere I guess.
OldGrunt
Elite
My mother-in-law gave this to me after my father-in-law passed away earlier this year from agent orange exposure. He was a Vietnam combat veteran, but as a kid he worshipped WWII and Korean war veterans. So, he got this for plinking fun. It is well worn, and I don't plan to shoot it anymore. I'm going to try to clean it up some more and get some period era accessories for it and put it under glass for display. Kind of as a tribute to my late father-in law.
Annihilator
Emissary
Ok, to many big words being spoken, I can only google so many at a time……
Grayfox
Professional
I have a Standard Products Carbine that cracked the gas cylinder. For those unfamiliar with the little M1, the gas chamber is forged into the barrel. So I replaced the barrel with a 1970s U.S. surplus part. Since the gun was no longer original, I figured what the Hell, and brought it into the 21st century. 
DON'T SHOOT! I have the parts and can change it back to original any time.
BTW: my other carbine is an Inland and its just like Uncle Sam issued them.
DON'T SHOOT! I have the parts and can change it back to original any time.
BTW: my other carbine is an Inland and its just like Uncle Sam issued them.
Sld1959
Ronin
Looks like a perfect lil personal protection carbine to me.I have a Standard Products Carbine that cracked the gas cylinder. For those unfamiliar with the little M1, the gas chamber is forged into the barrel. So I replaced the barrel with a 1970s U.S. surplus part. Since the gun was no longer original, I figured what the Hell, and brought it into the 21st century.
DON'T SHOOT! I have the parts and can change it back to original any time.
BTW: my other carbine is an Inland and its just like Uncle Sam issued them.
wolfpack076
Professional
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USMC6094
Custom
I grew up shooting a DCM Inland that my Dad inherited.
Liked it so much I shot it in 3 gun matches, and the other two guns were a 1911A1, and a Norinco copy of a Winchester 1897 trench gun.......
If it weren't for ammo availability, I'd handily pick it for a SHTF long gun.
Love how the old girl handles......
Liked it so much I shot it in 3 gun matches, and the other two guns were a 1911A1, and a Norinco copy of a Winchester 1897 trench gun.......
If it weren't for ammo availability, I'd handily pick it for a SHTF long gun.
Love how the old girl handles......
Bassbob
Emissary
Too many or to many ?Ok, to many big words being spoken, I can only google so many at a time……
2 manyToo many or to many ?
Bassbob
Emissary
Cretin
Thank you.
Cretin…hey, I been there. Nice island, nice beaches. Bout the best in the Med.
He's talking about the old paper one.
