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THE GREAT NES 2016 CMP M1 CARBINE ORDER
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dhuze
NES Member
Just got a call from my friend Judy from Anniston. I'm in like Flynn.
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boilermaker
NES Member
Glad to see the spigot is beginning to open
Open 1 1 R017FIELD M1 Carbine Field Grade
Serial #: 4847462 $625.00 $625.00
Looking like a VERY late Quality Hardware; production ended at 4879525. Cool - given the choices, that was my first choice.
SN range is 4632100-4879525 in the 5th and last block, from September of '43 to May of '44, or 247425 pieces. So this is in the very end of production assuming equal monthly totals - Late April or early May 1944.
T
Serial #: 4847462 $625.00 $625.00
Looking like a VERY late Quality Hardware; production ended at 4879525. Cool - given the choices, that was my first choice.
SN range is 4632100-4879525 in the 5th and last block, from September of '43 to May of '44, or 247425 pieces. So this is in the very end of production assuming equal monthly totals - Late April or early May 1944.
T
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It's here tomorrow. When you hit the eStore it's gone.
782617517206
Estimated Arrival:Mar 18, 2016
Status
icked up (EASTABOGA, AL 36260, US)
I guess son and I will get some fruit and go hunting.
T
782617517206
Estimated Arrival:Mar 18, 2016
Status
icked up (EASTABOGA, AL 36260, US)I guess son and I will get some fruit and go hunting.
T
dhuze
NES Member
I like how your wife thinks.
Mike 53
NES Member
And me...looks like everyone got one but me
And me
Parker Duofold
NES Member
I cleaned the rifle on Thursday night. The barrel was very good and not very dirty at all. Took this "new to me" 1943 Inland to the range yesterday and ran 50 rounds through the rifle. No malfunctions and after a slight adjustment it easliy hit the steel targets at my club (100 yards) every time. Pleasure to shoot!
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Son and I went to the range today. Brilliant sun, clear, and a windy 35 degrees. He shot 20 rounds at his Zombie Roach 25 yards while I sighted mine in. I shot 90 rounds of Aguila. The first string was low right. I upped one click on elevation and fussed back and forth with windage. The target is my last 10. I had the post on the top of the center as POA. Trouble with feeding and stovepipes, but after switching magazines after the first string, every thing worked fine. Took a bunch off the forehead (lefty). Brass shot a hefty 12-18 feet between 4 and 5:00; good springs.
Found out from GunBoards that late Quality Hardware's had Winchester barrels to speed up production, so the barrel is the original one. The STD PROD mark is from the late 1940's contract that Standard Products had with Uncle Sam to refurbish and upgrade M1 carbines after the war.
T
The family; 4/44 Quality Hardware, 3/44 IBM Safe Queen, 2/43 Winchester.
Found out from GunBoards that late Quality Hardware's had Winchester barrels to speed up production, so the barrel is the original one. The STD PROD mark is from the late 1940's contract that Standard Products had with Uncle Sam to refurbish and upgrade M1 carbines after the war.
T
The family; 4/44 Quality Hardware, 3/44 IBM Safe Queen, 2/43 Winchester.
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dhuze
NES Member
This is the description of an original barrel for a Quality Hardware carbine from War Baby
