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The quality and dependability of the M1, made by Saginaw s.g. 30 Caliber
The quality and dependability of the M1, made by Saginaw s.g. 30 Caliber
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Guns International #: 102207272
Category - Military Rifles - M1 Carbine
- Military Rifles - US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: meyek
Member Since: 7/20/09
First Name: mike
State:
Kansas
Country: United States
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: money orders,
Cashiers Checks
The quality and dependability of the M1, made by Saginaw s.g. 30 Caliber
Description:
“Saginaw” part of the General Motors along with “Inland” who probably
produced more M1’S than any other builder. Inland probably produced
the most “of one company” the 6+ million M1’s. There were 10
companies producing the M1’s. Even a Juke Box builder “Rock Ola”
got into the war effort.
This M1 has the rear sight covering most of the serial numbers. There
is a special tool to remove the sight which I don’t have. However it
is safe to say this 30 caliber was made between 1941 and 1945
making it a C&R.
Collectors know so much more than I do that I am just giving some
of the interesting facts Like facts such as the number of carbine’s
produced. GI’s for the most part fell in love with the M1.
It always fired, always doing the job intended. Not really a long
shooter like the Garand, the M1 held it’s own. With not a bullet the size
of the 30-06 but still a dependable 30 cal.
This Carbine has a new beautiful wood stock. The rest seems
seems to follow normal builds. Looking down the barrel you can see
the lands and grooves also signs of being a shooter. The “I” oiler
on the butt used for a sling which facilitates the ability for the GI
to carry the carbine flat against his back.
This is a period piece it has the correct soft case, an easily fixed USM
Bayonet with scabbard, 4 New magazines and the original rear sight for
adjusting for horizontal and vertical adjustment. The sling is period
correct although it is not original to this carbine.
I hope the pictures tell more story and I welcome
any constructive criticism. I am helping a man who probably carried
one of these. From what I heard these carbines are real fun.
So get out there and have some fun.
Mike Gray 913-731-3893
meyeklgraygmail
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .30 Carbine
Manufacturer: Saginaw
Model: M1
Condition: fine
Metal Condition: ok
Wood Condition: new
Bore Condition: shining
Description:
“Saginaw” part of the General Motors along with “Inland” who probably
produced more M1’S than any other builder. Inland probably produced
the most “of one company” the 6+ million M1’s. There were 10
companies producing the M1’s. Even a Juke Box builder “Rock Ola”
got into the war effort.
This M1 has the rear sight covering most of the serial numbers. There
is a special tool to remove the sight which I don’t have. However it
is safe to say this 30 caliber was made between 1941 and 1945
making it a C&R.
Collectors know so much more than I do that I am just giving some
of the interesting facts Like facts such as the number of carbine’s
produced. GI’s for the most part fell in love with the M1.
It always fired, always doing the job intended. Not really a long
shooter like the Garand, the M1 held it’s own. With not a bullet the size
of the 30-06 but still a dependable 30 cal.
This Carbine has a new beautiful wood stock. The rest seems
seems to follow normal builds. Looking down the barrel you can see
the lands and grooves also signs of being a shooter. The “I” oiler
on the butt used for a sling which facilitates the ability for the GI
to carry the carbine flat against his back.
This is a period piece it has the correct soft case, an easily fixed USM
Bayonet with scabbard, 4 New magazines and the original rear sight for
adjusting for horizontal and vertical adjustment. The sling is period
correct although it is not original to this carbine.
I hope the pictures tell more story and I welcome
any constructive criticism. I am helping a man who probably carried
one of these. From what I heard these carbines are real fun.
So get out there and have some fun.
Mike Gray 913-731-3893
meyeklgraygmail
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .30 Carbine
Manufacturer: Saginaw
Model: M1
Condition: fine
Metal Condition: ok
Wood Condition: new
Bore Condition: shining
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Guns International #: 102207272
Category - Military Rifles - M1 Carbine
- Military Rifles - US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: meyek
Member Since: 7/20/09
First Name: mike
State:
Kansas
Country: United States
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: money orders,
Cashiers Checks
The quality and dependability of the M1, made by Saginaw s.g. 30 Caliber
Description: “Saginaw” part of the General Motors along with “Inland” who probably produced more M1’S than any other builder. Inland probably produced the most “of one company” the 6+ million M1’s. There were 10 companies producing the M1’s. Even a Juke Box builder “Rock Ola” got into the war effort. This M1 has the rear sight covering most of the serial numbers. There is a special tool to remove the sight which I don’t have. However it is safe to say this 30 caliber was made between 1941 and 1945 making it a C&R. Collectors know so much more than I do that I am just giving some of the interesting facts Like facts such as the number of carbine’s produced. GI’s for the most part fell in love with the M1. It always fired, always doing the job intended. Not really a long shooter like the Garand, the M1 held it’s own. With not a bullet the size of the 30-06 but still a dependable 30 cal. This Carbine has a new beautiful wood stock. The rest seems seems to follow normal builds. Looking down the barrel you can see the lands and grooves also signs of being a shooter. The “I” oiler on the butt used for a sling which facilitates the ability for the GI to carry the carbine flat against his back. This is a period piece it has the correct soft case, an easily fixed USM Bayonet with scabbard, 4 New magazines and the original rear sight for adjusting for horizontal and vertical adjustment. The sling is period correct although it is not original to this carbine. I hope the pictures tell more story and I welcome any constructive criticism. I am helping a man who probably carried one of these. From what I heard these carbines are real fun. So get out there and have some fun. Mike Gray 913-731-3893 meyeklgraygmail SOLD Curio/Relic: Yes Rifle Caliber: .30 Carbine Manufacturer: Saginaw Model: M1 Condition: fine Metal Condition: ok Wood Condition: new Bore Condition: shining |
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Guns International #: 102207272
Category - Military Rifles - M1 Carbine
- Military Rifles - US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: meyek
Member Since: 7/20/09
First Name: mike
State:
Kansas
Country: United States
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: money orders,
Cashiers Checks
The quality and dependability of the M1, made by Saginaw s.g. 30 Caliber
Description:
“Saginaw” part of the General Motors along with “Inland” who probably
produced more M1’S than any other builder. Inland probably produced
the most “of one company” the 6+ million M1’s. There were 10
companies producing the M1’s. Even a Juke Box builder “Rock Ola”
got into the war effort.
This M1 has the rear sight covering most of the serial numbers. There
is a special tool to remove the sight which I don’t have. However it
is safe to say this 30 caliber was made between 1941 and 1945
making it a C&R.
Collectors know so much more than I do that I am just giving some
of the interesting facts Like facts such as the number of carbine’s
produced. GI’s for the most part fell in love with the M1.
It always fired, always doing the job intended. Not really a long
shooter like the Garand, the M1 held it’s own. With not a bullet the size
of the 30-06 but still a dependable 30 cal.
This Carbine has a new beautiful wood stock. The rest seems
seems to follow normal builds. Looking down the barrel you can see
the lands and grooves also signs of being a shooter. The “I” oiler
on the butt used for a sling which facilitates the ability for the GI
to carry the carbine flat against his back.
This is a period piece it has the correct soft case, an easily fixed USM
Bayonet with scabbard, 4 New magazines and the original rear sight for
adjusting for horizontal and vertical adjustment. The sling is period
correct although it is not original to this carbine.
I hope the pictures tell more story and I welcome
any constructive criticism. I am helping a man who probably carried
one of these. From what I heard these carbines are real fun.
So get out there and have some fun.
Mike Gray 913-731-3893
meyeklgraygmail
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .30 Carbine
Manufacturer: Saginaw
Model: M1
Condition: fine
Metal Condition: ok
Wood Condition: new
Bore Condition: shining
Description:
“Saginaw” part of the General Motors along with “Inland” who probably
produced more M1’S than any other builder. Inland probably produced
the most “of one company” the 6+ million M1’s. There were 10
companies producing the M1’s. Even a Juke Box builder “Rock Ola”
got into the war effort.
This M1 has the rear sight covering most of the serial numbers. There
is a special tool to remove the sight which I don’t have. However it
is safe to say this 30 caliber was made between 1941 and 1945
making it a C&R.
Collectors know so much more than I do that I am just giving some
of the interesting facts Like facts such as the number of carbine’s
produced. GI’s for the most part fell in love with the M1.
It always fired, always doing the job intended. Not really a long
shooter like the Garand, the M1 held it’s own. With not a bullet the size
of the 30-06 but still a dependable 30 cal.
This Carbine has a new beautiful wood stock. The rest seems
seems to follow normal builds. Looking down the barrel you can see
the lands and grooves also signs of being a shooter. The “I” oiler
on the butt used for a sling which facilitates the ability for the GI
to carry the carbine flat against his back.
This is a period piece it has the correct soft case, an easily fixed USM
Bayonet with scabbard, 4 New magazines and the original rear sight for
adjusting for horizontal and vertical adjustment. The sling is period
correct although it is not original to this carbine.
I hope the pictures tell more story and I welcome
any constructive criticism. I am helping a man who probably carried
one of these. From what I heard these carbines are real fun.
So get out there and have some fun.
Mike Gray 913-731-3893
meyeklgraygmail
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .30 Carbine
Manufacturer: Saginaw
Model: M1
Condition: fine
Metal Condition: ok
Wood Condition: new
Bore Condition: shining
Guns International #: 102207272
Guns International #: 102207272
Category - Military Rifles - M1 Carbine
- Military Rifles - US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: meyek
Member Since: 7/20/09
First Name: mike
State:
Kansas
Country: United States
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: money orders,
Cashiers Checks
The quality and dependability of the M1, made by Saginaw s.g. 30 Caliber
Description:
“Saginaw” part of the General Motors along with “Inland” who probably
produced more M1’S than any other builder. Inland probably produced
the most “of one company” the 6+ million M1’s. There were 10
companies producing the M1’s. Even a Juke Box builder “Rock Ola”
got into the war effort.
This M1 has the rear sight covering most of the serial numbers. There
is a special tool to remove the sight which I don’t have. However it
is safe to say this 30 caliber was made between 1941 and 1945
making it a C&R.
Collectors know so much more than I do that I am just giving some
of the interesting facts Like facts such as the number of carbine’s
produced. GI’s for the most part fell in love with the M1.
It always fired, always doing the job intended. Not really a long
shooter like the Garand, the M1 held it’s own. With not a bullet the size
of the 30-06 but still a dependable 30 cal.
This Carbine has a new beautiful wood stock. The rest seems
seems to follow normal builds. Looking down the barrel you can see
the lands and grooves also signs of being a shooter. The “I” oiler
on the butt used for a sling which facilitates the ability for the GI
to carry the carbine flat against his back.
This is a period piece it has the correct soft case, an easily fixed USM
Bayonet with scabbard, 4 New magazines and the original rear sight for
adjusting for horizontal and vertical adjustment. The sling is period
correct although it is not original to this carbine.
I hope the pictures tell more story and I welcome
any constructive criticism. I am helping a man who probably carried
one of these. From what I heard these carbines are real fun.
So get out there and have some fun.
Mike Gray 913-731-3893
meyeklgraygmail
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .30 Carbine
Manufacturer: Saginaw
Model: M1
Condition: fine
Metal Condition: ok
Wood Condition: new
Bore Condition: shining
Description:
“Saginaw” part of the General Motors along with “Inland” who probably
produced more M1’S than any other builder. Inland probably produced
the most “of one company” the 6+ million M1’s. There were 10
companies producing the M1’s. Even a Juke Box builder “Rock Ola”
got into the war effort.
This M1 has the rear sight covering most of the serial numbers. There
is a special tool to remove the sight which I don’t have. However it
is safe to say this 30 caliber was made between 1941 and 1945
making it a C&R.
Collectors know so much more than I do that I am just giving some
of the interesting facts Like facts such as the number of carbine’s
produced. GI’s for the most part fell in love with the M1.
It always fired, always doing the job intended. Not really a long
shooter like the Garand, the M1 held it’s own. With not a bullet the size
of the 30-06 but still a dependable 30 cal.
This Carbine has a new beautiful wood stock. The rest seems
seems to follow normal builds. Looking down the barrel you can see
the lands and grooves also signs of being a shooter. The “I” oiler
on the butt used for a sling which facilitates the ability for the GI
to carry the carbine flat against his back.
This is a period piece it has the correct soft case, an easily fixed USM
Bayonet with scabbard, 4 New magazines and the original rear sight for
adjusting for horizontal and vertical adjustment. The sling is period
correct although it is not original to this carbine.
I hope the pictures tell more story and I welcome
any constructive criticism. I am helping a man who probably carried
one of these. From what I heard these carbines are real fun.
So get out there and have some fun.
Mike Gray 913-731-3893
meyeklgraygmail
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .30 Carbine
Manufacturer: Saginaw
Model: M1
Condition: fine
Metal Condition: ok
Wood Condition: new
Bore Condition: shining
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