M1 Carbine replacement barrels

[manteo97]

wtmr, you are a lucky fellow!

Your 27 CFR 478.113a document is quite clear on importation of barrels.

27 CFR 478.113a - Importation of firearm barrels by nonlicensees. | US Law | LII / Legal Information Institute

Although, I guess a law is only as good as being enforced.

Seems a little unfair, as these barrels were made in the US, and being of historical significance.

Ted

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[I.H.1989]

Thanks for all of the posts. I do have a question for you guys, and it is what is too much for a USGI M1 Carbine barrel, the average price, and so on?

If any of you guys see one that is possibly for sale, or know of a commercial one of equal, please let me know

[browningautorifle]

If any of you guys see one that is possibly for sale, or know of a commercial one of equal, please let me know

Have you started a WTB here yet?

[cali201]

guy from Norway just listed several WW2 M1 US Carbine Barrel UNDERWOOD 7 - 44 UNUSED NOS | eBay

[I.H.1989]

guy from Norway just listed several WW2 M1 US Carbine Barrel UNDERWOOD 7 - 44 UNUSED NOS | eBay

Unfortunately, I don't think I will be able to have it sent to me, here in the states, so I am having to make due with gunbroker and other auction sites. I have been seeing many with "MZ" followed by a number. I know that I am going to catch flak for asking this, but what does it actually stand for? I know it has something to do with the barrel, but Could someone give me the details? Is it, the higher the number, the better, or is it the other way around?