M1 INLAND RARE MID SIGHT

[jimb16]

I doubt it. Those carbines were clearly marked with the Inland stamp on the rear of the receiver. It had a line through it and the Rock Ola name was clearly stamped either above or below it. That was required by the Ordnance dept. If that is what you had, you would be in no doubt.

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[EddieM]

I doubt it. Those carbines were clearly marked with the Inland stamp on the rear of the receiver. It had a line through it and the Rock Ola name was clearly stamped either above or below it. That was required by the Ordnance dept. If that is what you had, you would be in no doubt.

Dang Jim

You just broke my hopes to have a Rock Ola

[EddieM]

I doubt it. Those carbines were clearly marked with the Inland stamp on the rear of the receiver. It had a line through it and the Rock Ola name was clearly stamped either above or below it. That was required by the Ordnance dept. If that is what you had, you would be in no doubt.

Hello Jim.
Im still thinking about it, I tried to google to find a receiver marked as you said (Inland/Rock Ola) with out luck, have you seen any one or have an image?
Regards
Eddie