m1 carbine safety help
Hi guys. im buying my first m1 carbine. its a national ordnance m1. need info on how to change the m1 carbine safety into a rotating one. also need a parts list. thanks so much.
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I'd suggest leaving it as is, the rotating ones are much more common. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by MIKE WISKEY
I'd suggest leaving it as is, the rotating ones are much more common.
I was actually debating whether to leave it or not. It is just that i did not buy the carbine for collection. It will be my trunk gun in the future if im camping(i always get disapproving looks with my bcm or feg ak.) I guess the push button safety lever is good but i just dont want to risk not being able to disengage the safety when i need it most. thanks.0 -
Pick up a spare trigger group for it [;)] 0 -
quote:Originally posted by dcs shooters
Pick up a spare trigger group for it [;)]
I was looking at it but the ones i saw was selling for over $200. Is there no other cheaper route? thank you.0 -
You may want to buy a copy of "US M1 Carbines, Wartime Production" by Craig Riesch. It has a parts list plus disassembly instructions.
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Uncle Sam had complete safety change-over (push button to rotating) kits for use in depots during carbine over hauls. SARCO used to sell those kits new in their original little grey parts bags with that strange little "snap top". It might be worthwhile to see if they still have them. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by mark christian
Uncle Sam had complete safety change-over (push button to rotating) kits for use in depots during carbine over hauls. SARCO used to sell those kits new in their original little grey parts bags with that strange little "snap top". It might be worthwhile to see if they still have them.
Thanks much i will try it out..0 -
quote:Originally posted by nmyers
You may want to buy a copy of "US M1 Carbines, Wartime Production" by Craig Riesch. It has a parts list plus disassembly instructions.
Neal
Thanks..im gonna see if i can get one copy..0 -
There was nothing wrong with the push safety it worked fine. The real problem with the safety was that GIs were pushing the magazine release in lieu of the safety and drop the mag. I think that the only part you need is the rotating safety. Anyone that has played around with carbines should have a few of the post war rotating safeties laying around, they are cheap!
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