Here is a new Underwood I picked up at a garage sale.
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Here is a new Underwood I picked up at a garage sale.
Hi Paul, Some garage sale that must have been!!
Best Regards.....Frank
Cunninghamed,
You would probably get better information for that over on the Garand forum.
M1 Garand/M14/M1A Rifles
What the frig!! All I ever see is old baby stuff & cheap Chinese knock off tools.Quote:
Originally Posted by PBI
And if I said I wasn't lookin for panties on the floor I'd be lying...;)
"Nuts"
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Originally Posted by PBI
Is that safety original? I thought they had that little flip safety?
Hi Ed.
Pictures are a must!
The rifle serial # will be on the top of the heel /receiver. The number you stated would be the Garand part/series number for the receiver.
Chuck
Push button safeties were original. Later improvements resulted in flip safeties.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikesm44
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Originally Posted by Mikesm44
Mike,
An inexpensive book is U.S. M1 Carbines, Wartime Production. By Craig Riesch. I think it is on edition 7 now. Paper back 8 1/2" X 5 1/2" with over 200 pages listing the different part types and for which maker. Plenty of other interesting reading for the new as well as older carbine guys. The perfect book? No, but for the money a good quick reference worth having.
They sell on ebay and I saw them on Amazon
U.S. M1 Carbines, Wartime Production, 7th Revised and Expanded Edition: Craig Riesch: 9781882391431: Amazon.com: Books
U s M1 Carbines Wartime Production by Craig Riesch WW2 Parts Tools Cartouche 1882391438 | eBay
@JimF4M1s Thanks for recommendation. I have just started getting into the carbines. Is that the same book that was featured in the last issue of American Riflemen? I think it was. I had been meaning to buy a copy after I read the article, but I forgot where I put the magazine.
Hi all
attached are a few pictures of the underwood m1 carbine hopefully these will help
thanks a lot
ed