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    EI rotary safety humped?

    Never seen one marked SS on one side and EI on the other?


    M1 Carbine E.I. marked type IV late saftey - eBay (item 150331292878 end time Mar-15-09 18:44:25 PDT)

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    William Steinen Co. (WW2 supplier) sold to Eaton Pond used for Inland. When subcontractors could not supply enough parts to a prime contractor to fill an order,they bought parts from other subcontractors,stamped their code on it and filled the order out. Not humped. Sometimes that happens and you get an odd piece that should not belong on your rifle but, sharing of parts to keep things going happened.
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    Thanks, good info, that one had me scratching my head.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lbelflowers View Post
    William Steinen Co. (WW2 supplier) sold to Eaton Pond used for Inland.
    other way around
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