Attachment 139697
Seen on another Forum.
And so far all I've seen or heard about it.
Stamped: Inland Dav 159,554
Could this be a China Copy ?
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Attachment 139697
Seen on another Forum.
And so far all I've seen or heard about it.
Stamped: Inland Dav 159,554
Could this be a China Copy ?
Imgur: The magic of the Internet
China copied the M1 carbine and manufactured them at the Mukden Arsenal in Manchuria in 1949 and 1950. The wood stocks were very rough and the metal parts were a mix of Chinese receivers with some U.S. parts but they all had the factory logo stamped on the receiver ring as far as I know.
Saw the URL at the lower left in your attached picture - Checked it out and do like that site.
https://www.gunsinternational.com/
Thanks! :cheers:
- Bob
I didn't notice that Bob.
I'm looking for the Blue background.
OK,
I got confused by Sappers post and went looking thru the GI link for a Blue background.
Where I found this:
Found in a Jap Tank on Okinawa: INLAND WW2 PARATROOPER WITH HISTORY ! for sale
So not the one I posted about, but it is interesting.
I got a PM that said this one is currently on GB right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by painter777
Haven't found the 'Possible' China copy on GB yet, But did find a M1A1 Owned by Carbine Williams !!
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1099498604
This thread has many Twists........
OK, Found the Inland DAV stamped one.
Front Receiver Ring looks normal.
Just the Rear Stamping and the Barrel Markings jumping out ?
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1111132708
Doesn't look like a China knock off like the others were.
I wonder if that's a careless restrike of a badly rusted and cleaned and refinished carbine? Look at the deep pits on the sides of the receiver.Quote:
Originally Posted by painter777
Well,Quote:
Originally Posted by browningautorifle
It is well known our education system isn't what it used to be :confused: