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Found the love of my life,rock-ola with rock-ola barrel no import marks,serial #608xxxx in great shape.part i don,t know what it is n-16 trigger housing?now i need some help,when i took pictures,i can not get a good picture of receiver name and serial,dark or burred. i would like to put up pictures.also the barrel only has the name rock-ola no year were some made like this.i know i am jumping around,asking questions as i think of them..any answers would be very helpful,thanks
Great find there with a 6 million Rock-Ola. The N16 trigger housing is for National Postal Meter. They only used the first two types of housings if I remember right. As for as you barrel goes, Rock-Ola quit stamping the date on them at some point. I hope you get some pictures up.
Rock-Ola stopped dating barrels after June 1943. The correct trigger housing would be a type 4 which is the stamped and brazed type with Rock-Ola stamped on the right side of it. How are the parts inside the housing stamped?
rock-ola flat bolt,rear adj. sight shield with a r or h inside top of shield.front sight eu, m2 mag catch with m on it. io slide m2. hammer,sm type 3 band with g stamp. only had rifle 3 days have not torn trigger group down.shot it yesterday,shoots 15 rd or 30 rd.ball or softpoint great.came from estate sale.i emailed grandson of estate.because of no import marks.belonged to great uncle,hes 50 years old can not remember when he did not have it.barrel great T.E gauge less then 2.only downside has io high wood stock that looks great, looks like someone did some lath work on it.looks good but not correct, but by far my best find.hope some one helps with taking close up pictures.
The bolt is wrong, it should be a round one that late in production. The rear sight could be right since that one is one of the ones they used. The front sight doesn't sound right though. Everything else sounds like the typical post war mods.
will i,m learning.have a good picture of receiver,won,t put it up,how do i block out the last serial number? but i will catch on .first time doing this,so i hope you injoy.
You're going to have to get a better camera for the pics. They aren't clear enough and don't worry about the serial number. Posting it won't glean you any trouble. If you don't want to post it then just publish all but the last two numbers. Put XX in for them. Your stock group has been altered so it's not correct. It looks like the whole rifle went through a rebuild to M2 status, hard to say where the flat bolt came from. I'd say it's a shooter in good shape. Maybe you should check to see if the M1 was altered to M2...you say it has the M2 slide.
first time with will have to learn to use camera better.no its not a m2,the way i look at it i have a 6mil. block rock-ola with rock-ola barrel.in very good condition.parts can be changed.thanks for info.
Someone personalized the stock. It has no collector value.
The flat bolt may be right for his carbine. Remember that what ever was on hand was used till it ran out. Rock-Ola did use the type 3 round bolt in the 6 million range but it very well could have been in mixed use with the type 2 till all of the type 2 bolts were used up.
True, either way though he should leave the rifle alone and not try and correct it. It's a very nice carbine just the way it is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bruce McAskill
Anything IS possible. But I agree with deldriver.Quote:
Originally Posted by deldriver
I think your camera is OK, just need to practice a bit with the "macro" mode and allow it to obtain a good focus. Your sling isn't on quite right, and I would try changing that. Search the forum for posts on how to get it on correctly. I don't think it would hurt to change the stock, but would probably set you back at least $150, even for another Inland stock. - Bob