My Inland M1

**irishpunk** · 04-17-2011 08:48 PM

OK, I did as instructed, and checked under the rear sight. It's a Winchester. Sorry for the mistake of thinking that it was an Inland. Again, I have no idea what made me think that.

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**DaveHH** · 04-18-2011 12:50 AM

I have a 5.6 Win, the type 2 band and sight may be original to the weapon. The front sight is almost surely Winchester.

**INLAND44** · 04-18-2011 08:58 PM

If it's as good and as original as it looks, it might be one of the good 'white bag' carbines sold by the CMP icon

some years ago. We'd have to see a lot more detail to tell anything for sure. Winchester on any gun is always a plus, and they developed the original carbine for the Ordnance Dep't. Late Inlands and late Winchesters are very similar in configuration and serial number range, so it's fairly easy for a novice to make that mistake, especially with the name hidden under the sight overhang.

**DaveHH** · 04-18-2011 10:01 PM

I did the same thing with my Winchester, didn't have a clue what it was until I really looked.

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