![]() ![]() The rear of the 15 round magazine is marked “U” which is listed as a miscellaneous mark (page 142-143). The right side of the butt is marked with a “crossed cannons” cartouche. The aftermarket handguard is unmarked (page 138). The sling well is marked with a flaming bomb it has been restamped (page 108 – 109). The Type III barrel band is marked “AMCO” which is a post WWII rebuild mark (page 59 & 185). The front of the aperture is marked “AR” which is a Rock Ola marking (page 29). The Type I rear sight base is unmarked and may have been lost to refinishing. The Type III barrel band is marked “AMCO” which is a post WWII rebuild markl (page 59-60 & 185). The front sight is marked “N” which is an NPM mark used by others (page 56). The right bolt lug is marked with a partial “EM-Q” stamp which is a Quality Hardware mark. The interior of the operating slide is marked “W” which is a Winchester mark (page 65 & 66). The rotary safety is marked “J.A.O.” which is a post WWII rebuild mark (page 95). ![]() The magazine release is marked “ M” which is a replacement mark (page 100-101). The hammer is marked “HI” which is an Inland mark (page 89-90). The right rear of the trigger group is marked “Inland” which is an Inland mark (page 78). Underwood supplied barrels for NPM (page 50-51 of Craig Riesch’s book, U.S. The barrel is marked “UNDERWOOD / 6 – 43 / flaming bomb”. 30 M1” on the front and “NATIONAL / POSTAL METER / 1454194” on the rear. Year of Manufacture: January to March, 1943 (page 29 of Scott Duff’s book The M1 Carbine Owner’s Guide).Īction Type: Semi Auto, Detachable Magazine ![]() Arrow_back Returns To All Sold Items arrow_back Return To Sold Post-1900 U.S. ![]()
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