Buttplate id requested

[Bob K]

Anyone know?

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[ww321q]

Looks like some that Riverbank Armory has for sale.
http://www.riverbankarmory.com/parts1.html
Just says "M1 Carbine butt plates. Post war unissued"
Maybe someone else will know more?

[painter777]

BobK,
There were 2 kinds of USGI buttplates made with the diagonal pattern.
The early Inlands and the Underwoods.

When measured across a 1" row of dots-
A early Inland will have 11 diamonds
Underwoods have a finer sized diamond, with 13 per inch.

I believe the one you have pictured comes from one of the commercial carbines.

Here's a link to a Buttplate ID chart.....

M1 Carbine Buttplate Identification

HTHs,
Charlie-Painter777

P.S. Sc*#w George......... !

Be nice Charlie, Jim

[Bob K]

I have pretty good pictures of the various G.I. buttplates, but this one didn't match any. I don't have pictures of commercial buttplates and for some reason (Windows 8 ) the link to riverbank isn't working. Thanks for the help.

[painter777]

BobK,
I know your's is off a commercial.
But to tell the truth, I just don't pay much attention to them unless I smell USGI parts or wood.

Cheers,
Charlie-Painter777

Inland vs Underwood


P.S. I wish my link to Riverbank didn't work........... Think I'd prefer Russian porn.
That OK Jim? LMAO!!

[ww321q]

This is the one from Riverbank. I wonder if he ever sells anything?

[Bob K]

While we're on the subject of buttplates, does anyone know at approximate what serial number Inland switched over to the horizontal pattern?

[JimF4M1s (Deceased)]

P.S. I wish my link to Riverbank didn't work........... Think I'd prefer Russian porn.
That OK Jim? LMAO!!

Charlie,

You're killing me. But that is funny.

Jim

[USGI]

While we're on the subject of buttplates, does anyone know at approximate what serial number Inland switched over to the horizontal pattern?

I've got a 476K Inland that's got the horizontal pattern and that contradicts the books I have. I think it's original, but maybe a sharp Carbine Club member could give us a hint? - Bob

[imarangemaster]

OP's buttplate looks like the ones on Auto Ordnance carbines. My guess, anyway.