Lined out Inland to RMC

I had forgot about this one. It was interesting watching the early stages. But have been busy and lost track of it.
Just noticed this evening that this sale is now complete.
A 458,xxx lined out Inland that went to RMC,
Hammer marking looks odd ?
The Trigger Housing: Q-NL over stamped vertically with Rock Ola....
I remember seeing another Trigger housing over stamped the same way here.. Pics below.
The Sale carbine has a RMC barrel dated 4-43.
The link I've added below was a RMC Serial #-1678969, also with a RMC barrel dated 4-43.
Some kind of parts transfers from Q-NL for Trigger housings must have been going on in early 43.... :confused:



https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...71542748-1.jpg

Sale Trigger housing: Q-NL over stamped with Rock-Ola-
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...32934334-1.jpg

Same type Q-NL over stamped Rock Ola-
Reply # 11...
https://www.milsurps.com/showthread.php?t=37542&page=2

https://www.milsurps.com/attachment....9&d=1334430129

Sale link: WW2 Rock-Ola M1 Carbine Rare ca. 1943 Correct NR! - Curios Relics at GunBroker.com : 816081576

A friend of mine collects that variant. He has 3 of them. If I get a chance I'll ask about the parts markings.

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Originally Posted by painter777

Some kind of parts transfers from Q-NL for Trigger housings must have been going on in early 43....

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WB III mentions the Q-NL TH's being used between April and June 1944. Also saw in WarBaby where there were 2007 of the Inland receivers transferred in June/July of 1943. - Bob