Not mine. It looks to be correct and in really good shape, though not as nice as mine!
U.S. WWII WINCHESTER M1 CARBINE .30CAL SEMI AUTO : Semi Auto Rifles at GunBroker.com
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Not mine. It looks to be correct and in really good shape, though not as nice as mine!
U.S. WWII WINCHESTER M1 CARBINE .30CAL SEMI AUTO : Semi Auto Rifles at GunBroker.com
It seems odd to me that they would picture it in the auction with the rear sight removed - don't understand why they would do that. If it's "all Winchester original," why show it as being "monkeyed with?" - Bob
Bob, that was the first thing I thought as well. It does look the part but that sight removal is hokey.
Ha! I missed that! It is strange, though.
I thought they were doing it so as to clearly reveal manufacturer and serial #...but, I wouldn't do it.
I bought an Underwood carbine years ago and the gun shop owner hammered the rear sight out so he could see the serial number. I was furious!
Hokey, I haven't heard that in a while. Showing your age there Bill.
Hopefully they hammered the sight off in the correct direction.
I see three problems with it to start. The hammer, the front sight and the repo safety.
Agree with the WU hammer and front sight. Why do you say it is a repo safety?
Photo#10 that sure doesn't look like a type two Winchester band. May be a cut down three as he's not showing the front and the sight has been off.