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I have a chance to get an M-1 Carbine from a fellow who's in a tight financial situation. I don't know anything about these rifles. I saw the gun for only a few minutes last month.
It was made by the Inland Division of General Moters (as I recall) in 1942. No dings, scrapes, rust. He says it is in original condition and has not been redone at all. It belonged to his dad & may have been used by him in WW-2.
Any of you folks have any idea of what a gun like this might be worth? He's wanting $400. Oh yeah, he's got about 20-30 boxes of factory ammo and some remanufactured ammo as well.
Thanks for any info.
Jerry
It was made by the Inland Division of General Moters (as I recall) in 1942. No dings, scrapes, rust. He says it is in original condition and has not been redone at all. It belonged to his dad & may have been used by him in WW-2.
Any of you folks have any idea of what a gun like this might be worth? He's wanting $400. Oh yeah, he's got about 20-30 boxes of factory ammo and some remanufactured ammo as well.
Thanks for any info.
Jerry