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IBM M1 US CARBINE .30 CARBINE for sale
IBM M1 US CARBINE .30 CARBINE for sale
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Guns International #: 103183666
Seller's Inventory #: 543107
Category - Military Rifles - M1 Carbine
- Military Rifles - US
IBM M1 US CARBINE
.30 CARBINE
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 543107
The **IBM Corp. M1 Carbine** is a fascinating piece of WWII history—chambered in .30 Carbine, it served as a lightweight semi-auto sidearm for support troops. Here‚s a detailed breakdown:
Production & Rarity
* **Total IBM output**: \~346,500 carbines from Aug 1943 – May 1944 (\~5.7% of total M1 production) .
* Manufactured primarily at IBM’s Poughkeepsie, NY plant with some parts from Endicott, NY .
* Only standard M1 Carbines were produced—no paratrooper (M1A1) or select-fire M2 variants.
Identifying IBM M1s
IBM-made carbines have distinct markings across parts:
* **Receiver**: “I.B.M. CORP." + serial number (typical range \~3.65 mil–4.00 mil) .
* **Barrel**: Stamped “I.B.M. CORP." plus ordnance flaming bomb; often barrel dates “11-43" or similar .
* **Small parts**: Bolts (“AOB" or “EM-B"), hammers (“AMB"), trigger group (“BE-B") etc.—subcontractor codes followed by \"-B\" denote IBM specifics .
* **Front/rear sights, barrel bands, handguards, stocks** all carry unique IBM-coded stamps .
Collectors prize examples with all matching IBM-marked parts.
Yes if you‚re aiming for a collector-grade WWII M1 Carbine, IBM examples are relatively scarce compared to mass-producers like Inland or Winchester. An all-matching specimen with good mechanical function and bore can command a premium.
Tips When Evaluating
1. **Check serial & parts**: ensure “I.B.M. CORP." stamp(s) align (receiver, barrel, bolt, trigger group).
2. **Verify part codes**: look for IBM-specific subcontractor stamps (“AOB," “AMB,")
3. **Assess stock/bore**: check for cracks, refinishing, bore condition—these significantly affect collector value.
4. **Matching parts**: recoil plate, sights, handguard stamps all contribute to \"all-matching\" pedigree.
LISTING COMES as pictured no box or papers included.
(1) 10 RND MAG
Curio/Relic: Yes
Manufacturer: IBM
Model: M1 US CARBINE
Caliber Info: .30 CARBINE
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 18 BARREL
Action: SEMI AUTOMATIC
Finish: BLACK CHERRY
Price: $3,499.99
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 543107
The **IBM Corp. M1 Carbine** is a fascinating piece of WWII history—chambered in .30 Carbine, it served as a lightweight semi-auto sidearm for support troops. Here‚s a detailed breakdown:
Production & Rarity
* **Total IBM output**: \~346,500 carbines from Aug 1943 – May 1944 (\~5.7% of total M1 production) .
* Manufactured primarily at IBM’s Poughkeepsie, NY plant with some parts from Endicott, NY .
* Only standard M1 Carbines were produced—no paratrooper (M1A1) or select-fire M2 variants.
Identifying IBM M1s
IBM-made carbines have distinct markings across parts:
* **Receiver**: “I.B.M. CORP." + serial number (typical range \~3.65 mil–4.00 mil) .
* **Barrel**: Stamped “I.B.M. CORP." plus ordnance flaming bomb; often barrel dates “11-43" or similar .
* **Small parts**: Bolts (“AOB" or “EM-B"), hammers (“AMB"), trigger group (“BE-B") etc.—subcontractor codes followed by \"-B\" denote IBM specifics .
* **Front/rear sights, barrel bands, handguards, stocks** all carry unique IBM-coded stamps .
Collectors prize examples with all matching IBM-marked parts.
Yes if you‚re aiming for a collector-grade WWII M1 Carbine, IBM examples are relatively scarce compared to mass-producers like Inland or Winchester. An all-matching specimen with good mechanical function and bore can command a premium.
Tips When Evaluating
1. **Check serial & parts**: ensure “I.B.M. CORP." stamp(s) align (receiver, barrel, bolt, trigger group).
2. **Verify part codes**: look for IBM-specific subcontractor stamps (“AOB," “AMB,")
3. **Assess stock/bore**: check for cracks, refinishing, bore condition—these significantly affect collector value.
4. **Matching parts**: recoil plate, sights, handguard stamps all contribute to \"all-matching\" pedigree.
LISTING COMES as pictured no box or papers included.
(1) 10 RND MAG
Curio/Relic: Yes
Manufacturer: IBM
Model: M1 US CARBINE
Caliber Info: .30 CARBINE
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 18 BARREL
Action: SEMI AUTOMATIC
Finish: BLACK CHERRY
Price: $3,499.99
Contact Seller
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Guns International #: 103183666
Category - Military Rifles - M1 Carbine
- Military Rifles - US
IBM M1 US CARBINE
.30 CARBINE
Description: Guns Listing ID: 543107 The **IBM Corp. M1 Carbine** is a fascinating piece of WWII history—chambered in .30 Carbine, it served as a lightweight semi-auto sidearm for support troops. Here‚s a detailed breakdown: Production & Rarity * **Total IBM output**: \~346,500 carbines from Aug 1943 – May 1944 (\~5.7% of total M1 production) . * Manufactured primarily at IBM’s Poughkeepsie, NY plant with some parts from Endicott, NY . * Only standard M1 Carbines were produced—no paratrooper (M1A1) or select-fire M2 variants. Identifying IBM M1s IBM-made carbines have distinct markings across parts: * **Receiver**: “I.B.M. CORP." + serial number (typical range \~3.65 mil–4.00 mil) . * **Barrel**: Stamped “I.B.M. CORP." plus ordnance flaming bomb; often barrel dates “11-43" or similar . * **Small parts**: Bolts (“AOB" or “EM-B"), hammers (“AMB"), trigger group (“BE-B") etc.—subcontractor codes followed by \"-B\" denote IBM specifics . * **Front/rear sights, barrel bands, handguards, stocks** all carry unique IBM-coded stamps . Collectors prize examples with all matching IBM-marked parts. Yes if you‚re aiming for a collector-grade WWII M1 Carbine, IBM examples are relatively scarce compared to mass-producers like Inland or Winchester. An all-matching specimen with good mechanical function and bore can command a premium. Tips When Evaluating 1. **Check serial & parts**: ensure “I.B.M. CORP." stamp(s) align (receiver, barrel, bolt, trigger group). 2. **Verify part codes**: look for IBM-specific subcontractor stamps (“AOB," “AMB,") 3. **Assess stock/bore**: check for cracks, refinishing, bore condition—these significantly affect collector value. 4. **Matching parts**: recoil plate, sights, handguard stamps all contribute to \"all-matching\" pedigree. LISTING COMES as pictured no box or papers included. (1) 10 RND MAG Curio/Relic: Yes Manufacturer: IBM Model: M1 US CARBINE Caliber Info: .30 CARBINE Condition: Used - Non-Certified Barrels: 18 BARREL Action: SEMI AUTOMATIC Finish: BLACK CHERRY Price: $3,499.99 Contact Seller |
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Guns International #: 103183666
Seller's Inventory #: 543107
Category - Military Rifles - M1 Carbine
- Military Rifles - US
IBM M1 US CARBINE
.30 CARBINE
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 543107
The **IBM Corp. M1 Carbine** is a fascinating piece of WWII history—chambered in .30 Carbine, it served as a lightweight semi-auto sidearm for support troops. Here‚s a detailed breakdown:
Production & Rarity
* **Total IBM output**: \~346,500 carbines from Aug 1943 – May 1944 (\~5.7% of total M1 production) .
* Manufactured primarily at IBM’s Poughkeepsie, NY plant with some parts from Endicott, NY .
* Only standard M1 Carbines were produced—no paratrooper (M1A1) or select-fire M2 variants.
Identifying IBM M1s
IBM-made carbines have distinct markings across parts:
* **Receiver**: “I.B.M. CORP." + serial number (typical range \~3.65 mil–4.00 mil) .
* **Barrel**: Stamped “I.B.M. CORP." plus ordnance flaming bomb; often barrel dates “11-43" or similar .
* **Small parts**: Bolts (“AOB" or “EM-B"), hammers (“AMB"), trigger group (“BE-B") etc.—subcontractor codes followed by \"-B\" denote IBM specifics .
* **Front/rear sights, barrel bands, handguards, stocks** all carry unique IBM-coded stamps .
Collectors prize examples with all matching IBM-marked parts.
Yes if you‚re aiming for a collector-grade WWII M1 Carbine, IBM examples are relatively scarce compared to mass-producers like Inland or Winchester. An all-matching specimen with good mechanical function and bore can command a premium.
Tips When Evaluating
1. **Check serial & parts**: ensure “I.B.M. CORP." stamp(s) align (receiver, barrel, bolt, trigger group).
2. **Verify part codes**: look for IBM-specific subcontractor stamps (“AOB," “AMB,")
3. **Assess stock/bore**: check for cracks, refinishing, bore condition—these significantly affect collector value.
4. **Matching parts**: recoil plate, sights, handguard stamps all contribute to \"all-matching\" pedigree.
LISTING COMES as pictured no box or papers included.
(1) 10 RND MAG
Curio/Relic: Yes
Manufacturer: IBM
Model: M1 US CARBINE
Caliber Info: .30 CARBINE
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 18 BARREL
Action: SEMI AUTOMATIC
Finish: BLACK CHERRY
Price: $3,499.99
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 543107
The **IBM Corp. M1 Carbine** is a fascinating piece of WWII history—chambered in .30 Carbine, it served as a lightweight semi-auto sidearm for support troops. Here‚s a detailed breakdown:
Production & Rarity
* **Total IBM output**: \~346,500 carbines from Aug 1943 – May 1944 (\~5.7% of total M1 production) .
* Manufactured primarily at IBM’s Poughkeepsie, NY plant with some parts from Endicott, NY .
* Only standard M1 Carbines were produced—no paratrooper (M1A1) or select-fire M2 variants.
Identifying IBM M1s
IBM-made carbines have distinct markings across parts:
* **Receiver**: “I.B.M. CORP." + serial number (typical range \~3.65 mil–4.00 mil) .
* **Barrel**: Stamped “I.B.M. CORP." plus ordnance flaming bomb; often barrel dates “11-43" or similar .
* **Small parts**: Bolts (“AOB" or “EM-B"), hammers (“AMB"), trigger group (“BE-B") etc.—subcontractor codes followed by \"-B\" denote IBM specifics .
* **Front/rear sights, barrel bands, handguards, stocks** all carry unique IBM-coded stamps .
Collectors prize examples with all matching IBM-marked parts.
Yes if you‚re aiming for a collector-grade WWII M1 Carbine, IBM examples are relatively scarce compared to mass-producers like Inland or Winchester. An all-matching specimen with good mechanical function and bore can command a premium.
Tips When Evaluating
1. **Check serial & parts**: ensure “I.B.M. CORP." stamp(s) align (receiver, barrel, bolt, trigger group).
2. **Verify part codes**: look for IBM-specific subcontractor stamps (“AOB," “AMB,")
3. **Assess stock/bore**: check for cracks, refinishing, bore condition—these significantly affect collector value.
4. **Matching parts**: recoil plate, sights, handguard stamps all contribute to \"all-matching\" pedigree.
LISTING COMES as pictured no box or papers included.
(1) 10 RND MAG
Curio/Relic: Yes
Manufacturer: IBM
Model: M1 US CARBINE
Caliber Info: .30 CARBINE
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 18 BARREL
Action: SEMI AUTOMATIC
Finish: BLACK CHERRY
Price: $3,499.99
Guns International #: 103183666
Seller's Inventory #: 543107
Guns International #: 103183666
Seller's Inventory #: 543107
Category - Military Rifles - M1 Carbine
- Military Rifles - US
IBM M1 US CARBINE
.30 CARBINE
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 543107
The **IBM Corp. M1 Carbine** is a fascinating piece of WWII history—chambered in .30 Carbine, it served as a lightweight semi-auto sidearm for support troops. Here‚s a detailed breakdown:
Production & Rarity
* **Total IBM output**: \~346,500 carbines from Aug 1943 – May 1944 (\~5.7% of total M1 production) .
* Manufactured primarily at IBM’s Poughkeepsie, NY plant with some parts from Endicott, NY .
* Only standard M1 Carbines were produced—no paratrooper (M1A1) or select-fire M2 variants.
Identifying IBM M1s
IBM-made carbines have distinct markings across parts:
* **Receiver**: “I.B.M. CORP." + serial number (typical range \~3.65 mil–4.00 mil) .
* **Barrel**: Stamped “I.B.M. CORP." plus ordnance flaming bomb; often barrel dates “11-43" or similar .
* **Small parts**: Bolts (“AOB" or “EM-B"), hammers (“AMB"), trigger group (“BE-B") etc.—subcontractor codes followed by \"-B\" denote IBM specifics .
* **Front/rear sights, barrel bands, handguards, stocks** all carry unique IBM-coded stamps .
Collectors prize examples with all matching IBM-marked parts.
Yes if you‚re aiming for a collector-grade WWII M1 Carbine, IBM examples are relatively scarce compared to mass-producers like Inland or Winchester. An all-matching specimen with good mechanical function and bore can command a premium.
Tips When Evaluating
1. **Check serial & parts**: ensure “I.B.M. CORP." stamp(s) align (receiver, barrel, bolt, trigger group).
2. **Verify part codes**: look for IBM-specific subcontractor stamps (“AOB," “AMB,")
3. **Assess stock/bore**: check for cracks, refinishing, bore condition—these significantly affect collector value.
4. **Matching parts**: recoil plate, sights, handguard stamps all contribute to \"all-matching\" pedigree.
LISTING COMES as pictured no box or papers included.
(1) 10 RND MAG
Curio/Relic: Yes
Manufacturer: IBM
Model: M1 US CARBINE
Caliber Info: .30 CARBINE
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 18 BARREL
Action: SEMI AUTOMATIC
Finish: BLACK CHERRY
Price: $3,499.99
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 543107
The **IBM Corp. M1 Carbine** is a fascinating piece of WWII history—chambered in .30 Carbine, it served as a lightweight semi-auto sidearm for support troops. Here‚s a detailed breakdown:
Production & Rarity
* **Total IBM output**: \~346,500 carbines from Aug 1943 – May 1944 (\~5.7% of total M1 production) .
* Manufactured primarily at IBM’s Poughkeepsie, NY plant with some parts from Endicott, NY .
* Only standard M1 Carbines were produced—no paratrooper (M1A1) or select-fire M2 variants.
Identifying IBM M1s
IBM-made carbines have distinct markings across parts:
* **Receiver**: “I.B.M. CORP." + serial number (typical range \~3.65 mil–4.00 mil) .
* **Barrel**: Stamped “I.B.M. CORP." plus ordnance flaming bomb; often barrel dates “11-43" or similar .
* **Small parts**: Bolts (“AOB" or “EM-B"), hammers (“AMB"), trigger group (“BE-B") etc.—subcontractor codes followed by \"-B\" denote IBM specifics .
* **Front/rear sights, barrel bands, handguards, stocks** all carry unique IBM-coded stamps .
Collectors prize examples with all matching IBM-marked parts.
Yes if you‚re aiming for a collector-grade WWII M1 Carbine, IBM examples are relatively scarce compared to mass-producers like Inland or Winchester. An all-matching specimen with good mechanical function and bore can command a premium.
Tips When Evaluating
1. **Check serial & parts**: ensure “I.B.M. CORP." stamp(s) align (receiver, barrel, bolt, trigger group).
2. **Verify part codes**: look for IBM-specific subcontractor stamps (“AOB," “AMB,")
3. **Assess stock/bore**: check for cracks, refinishing, bore condition—these significantly affect collector value.
4. **Matching parts**: recoil plate, sights, handguard stamps all contribute to \"all-matching\" pedigree.
LISTING COMES as pictured no box or papers included.
(1) 10 RND MAG
Curio/Relic: Yes
Manufacturer: IBM
Model: M1 US CARBINE
Caliber Info: .30 CARBINE
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 18 BARREL
Action: SEMI AUTOMATIC
Finish: BLACK CHERRY
Price: $3,499.99
Contact Seller
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