Inland Parts Kits

[stickhauler]

Can someone here tell me if this is a good deal:

Inland carbine kits
Kits include the following: Trigger housing,Bolt, Slide. All correct internals included. Trigger,sear,hammer,firing pin,extractor,etc.
Finish is excellent 97-99%. 200.00
Kits include hdwe listed above only. Springs,pins and hammer struts 10.00.

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[JimF4M1s (Deceased)]

Can someone here tell me if this is a good deal:

Inland carbine kits
Kits include the following: Trigger housing,Bolt, Slide. All correct internals included. Trigger,sear,hammer,firing pin,extractor,etc.
Finish is excellent 97-99%. 200.00
Kits include hdwe listed above only. Springs,pins and hammer struts 10.00.

Safety (guessing rotary), Mag catch, included? Bolt, flat or round?

If so $200-$210 seems to be the going price in today's market if you add up the parts individually.

That is why people part out guns. They make more as parts then for the gun as a whole.

[stickhauler]

Safety (guessing rotary), Mag catch, included? Bolt, flat or round?

If so $200-$210 seems to be the going price in today's market if you add up the parts individually.

That is why people part out guns. They make more as parts then for the gun as a whole.

I'm not really sure which bolt, etc., there's a guy listing them in the parts section of the CMP forums, I was thinking about picking one up for the Inland I just got, for spare parts more than anything else.

I'm pretty sure I'll not find a similar deal for my Rock Ola, unless of course I get in touch with the dude in California who has the vast bunkers of rare and experimental carbine parts.

[FTD1167]

Purchased many parts from him, very interesting story how he came across.
All the parts I have purchased were like new..

[wscato]

Also have purchased from the gentleman four times now and have always received as advertised if not better.

[soldier45]

I have actually been to Chuck's house here in Georgia. It is an interesting story but the bottom line is that it is the real deal. He had 5 gallon plastic buckets that were full of parts from the rebuild program back in the 1950's. He let me check out bolts one at a time to find ones that headspaced correctly for my carbines. Don't hesitate to buy from him!

[cquickel]

What is this guy's name? Does he live in Haram GA?

[soldier45]

His name is Chuck Holcomb. He lives just south of Macon, GA.

[stickhauler]

I bought an Inland kit from him, I'm well satisfied with the parts, matter of fact they appear unused with the original factory finish on them.