NPM M1 Carbine

[stickflickin]

Ad Type

1. For Sale
2. For Trade

Price

$1500

Manufacturer

Other / Not Listed

Caliber

Other / Not Listed

City

Sandy

State

Oregon

Zip Code

97055

National Postal Meter M1 Carbine. From third and last 4 million range SN block assigned to NPM. Parts are mostly NPM with some Inland & IBM. IBM barrel, which was one of the barrel suppliers to NPM as they didn't make barrels. JMQ Type 3 barrel band. Rear sight is a Type 3 IRCO. NPM cartouched stock and NPM recoil plate & butt plate. 2 rivet TN code handgiard. Trigger housing, hammer and op slide are NPM. Bore is shiny. Non import. I can provide Type and manufacturer markings for all parts. One GI magazine and GI sling are included. I have several more magazines available at additional cost. Please DM
for details.

Possible trade interests are original US trench shotgun (not 1987), HK 91, MAS 1936 (non import), Galil (not Ace), US military edged weapons

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[Mikej]

National Postal Meter M1 Carbine. From third and last 4 million range SN block assigned to NPM. Parts are mostly NPM with some Inland & IBM. IBM barrel, which was one of the barrel suppliers to NPM as they didn't make barrels. JMQ Type 3 barrel band. Rear sight is a Type 3 IRCO. NPM cartouched stock and NPM recoil plate & butt plate. 2 rivet TN code handgiard. Trigger housing, hammer and op slide are NPM. Bore is shiny. Non import. I can provide Type and manufacturer markings for all parts. One GI magazine and GI sling are included. I have several more magazines available at additional cost. Please DM
for details.

Possible trade interests are original US trench shotgun (not 1987), HK 91, MAS 1936 (non import), Galil (not Ace), US military edged weapons

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Any interest in a 1918 BSA Lee Enfield? Matching numbers, including mag. Have a bunch of quality ammo too.

 

[stickflickin]

No thanks. I pretty much stick with WWII +. I have a nice late war correct Inland too. Not rearsenaled

 

[Mikej]

No thanks. I pretty much stick with WWII +. I have a nice late war correct Inland too. Not rearsenaled

Lol, yeah but, the Lee Enfield has likely seen TWO world wars. That makes it twice as experienced!

I have a new model Inland that has been a fine gun, but the urge for the real thing persists.

 

[stickflickin]

I also have a Winchester and an early first block Inland but prices are higher on those