M1 Carbine ?
Our local Big 5 has an Inland M1 carbine for $999.99. The ad in Sunday's paper claims "Genuine war surplus" What gives,those things worth that much?
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CMP sells them for half that price 0 -
I paid $500.00 for a springfield M1 carbine, it still had the orignal sling and 2 magazine pouches 0 -
That's funny I just went into Big 5 and saw the M1 yesterday and wondered the same thing. 0 -
Wait till Big 5 has a sale, then they are normal price.
They have MN for ~$175 all the time. Then they have sales quite often where they are $89.0 -
way overpriced unless it's a real deal never been through arsenal rebuild M1 carbine and is still in good shape. My underwood would probably fetch about 500 should I choose to sell it, and it's got some mismatched parts. 0 -
If you want it to SHOOT, be advised that Kahr is now selling BRAND NEW manufactured M-1 carbines for about 700 or 800 bucks. I want a good shooter, not a wall-hanger. There's a firm that remanufactures M-1s, (new barrel, etc.) and sells them for about $1200 but I'm pretty sure it's not Inland. 0 -
Follow-up on my earlier post. Fulton Armory rebuilds WWII-era carbines to high standards. Auto Ordnance has recently started manufacturing new carbines to D-Day appearances, and these are marketed through Kahr Arms. There's some good folks doing great things out there! 0 -
Look around for a IAI M-888. They are GI pattern M-1 Carbines. I bought one new 2 and a half years ago for $500. It's not a collector's item but it's a great shooter. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by 46270
I paid $500.00 for a springfield M1 carbine, it still had the orignal sling and 2 magazine pouches
Springfield Armory (the goverment arsenal) did not make M1 Carbines.
Did you mean a commercial Springfield??0 -
quote:Originally posted by catpealer111
Look around for a IAI M-888. They are GI pattern M-1 Carbines. I bought one new 2 and a half years ago for $500. It's not a collector's item but it's a great shooter.
is your rifle ammo finicky?? Mine would NOT cycle anything but Sellier & Belliot...I read that the chambers were slightly shorter than USGI spec...got rid of mine for a USGI National Postal Meter and lived happily ever after0
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