M1 Carbine

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W1     Band  Retaining Spring ……..…………… $5.00      W2     Band, Late WWII Mfg’d., Bay Lug   ….. $25.00       W5     Buttplate screw WWII Vintage ………..  $2.00       W6    Ejector assy, assembled …………………$4.00       W7    Extractor …………....…………………   $20.00       W8    Extractor Spring & Plunger/ set ……….  $4.00       W8a  Firing Pin ……………………………..…$18.00       W8b  Firing Pin, Rockola ..................................$35.00       W9    Gas Piston Nut …………………………...$12.00       W9a  Gas Piston, orig GI, not Korean, used serviceable                                                                        ..........    $10.00       W11  Hammer Pin ……………………………..  $2.00       W12  Hammer Spring Guide ………………….   $4.00       W13  Hammer Spring  …………………………  $3.00       W14  Handguard, Birch, Mfg’d 1969, 4 rivet ..   SOLD OUT       W15  Magazine catch, M2, Revision 5, No M marking,        History of Markings, produced 1962. .…….... $12.00       W15a Magazine catch, M2,  M marked,       1953 Manufactured............................................SOLD OUT       W16  Magazine catch, M1 …………………….. $5.00             W16a Magazine catch, M1, WWII Inland, M marked,       Inland production code our choice..................... $15.00       W17  Magazine  catch spring and plunger ……  $4.00       W18  Safety catch spg & plngr, double ended ..  $4.00       W19  Safety, rotary, late issue …………………$7.00       W21  Recoil Plate GI cast during 1960's   ……..$7.00       W22  Recoil Plate screw ……………………….. $2.00       W23  Recoil Spring …………………………….. OUT       W24 Recoil Spring Guide..................................... $7.00       Recoil Spring Guide, in original WWII Package       IBM  PHOTO  .....................................................$15.00       Saginaw Steering PHOTO .................................. $25.00       Standard Products PHOTO ...............................  $25.00       W25  Recoil Spring Housing, tube guns only ...  $10.00       W26  Sear, M1 …………………………………. $7.00       W27  Sear, M2 …………………………………. $8.00       W28  Sear Spring……………………………….  $2.00       W29 Front Sight.        PHOTO  These sights were produced by Rock Island Arsenal        in 1949.  Each is marked with RIA markings.....$25.00        PHOTO These sights were produced during 1967 under a        contract from the Army Materiel Command....  $20.00         W31  Sight Pin, front sight ……………………..  $1.00       W33  Slide stop ………………………………….$2.50       W34  Slide stop spring …………………………. $1.50       W35  Stock Escutcheon (Rec. Plate Screw Nut)  $3.00       W37  Trigger Pin………………………………..  $1.00       W38  Trigger Spring ……………………………  $3.00       W39  Trigger Housing Pin ……………………..   $2.00       W40  Slide, M1, Early WWII mfg’d…..……….   $75.00       For M1A1 Carbine, Folding Stock only.  Ordnance Part No. A295794       Grip Screw. PHOTO  Original Inland production from 1943, these       are new, still in grease. PHOTO  $9.00 each  2/$15.00  Email       me for stocking quantities and prices.                 Accessories  D1 Trigger Spring Installation Tool, Reproduction.  Makes inserting the trigger spring into the trigger housing much easier.  PHOTO, spring and housing not included.  $5.00 each D2s  Pocket, Magazine, Model of 1942, also known as Stock Pouch, early full back. Pouch was manufactured from 1942 thru 1944. Specify Khaki 1942 …......................………. $35.00 Production changed to OD in mid to late 1943. Some companies had   contracts extending into 1944, but the 1944 dated pouches are a lot harder to find.    Specify OD 1943...............................................................$25.00    Specify OD 1944...............................................................$30.00 D2b  Belt Pouch, Olive Drab, postwar ......................……$9.00 D3    Carbine Winter Trigger, for use when wearing heavy gloves. Manufactured at Watervliet Arsenal in 1968.   PHOTO of assembly.  Each assembly is in original wrap.  PHOTO  Each purchase will get a color copy of the original instructions which accompanied SA production of 1953. PHOTO  This is probably the scarcest of all carbine accessories. $175.00 Each D4  M3 Flash Hider, original US GI.  Produced early 1950's to support the 20,000 volt sniper set number 1.  PHOTO Springfield Armory ......................$85.00 Underwood ...................................$65.00 Replacement Wing Nut.  These are not bright commercial copies. Each wing nut is original US GI, produced from folded steel. They were salvaged from a quantity of de-milled flash hiders. PHOTO  The finish varies from light gray to shiny used. Each contains the internal nylon lock washer. PHOTO. When added to anything on this web site-$15.00 each.  If purchased separately $20.00 each.   D5  Original GI sling, early 1960’s manufactured, MINT condition, right out of the box. PHOTO  $25.00 D7   Gas Piston Nut Removal Wrench, M5, Original WWII Production............................................. $15.00           D8    Magazine Covers, protects ammo within mags from dust and water ……........................……..........…       .75 OR For the ultimate collectors of carbines, or carbine magazines, available is an original box of 100 magazine covers. PHOTO  This item was still in development in 1945, but never standardized or contracted until after the war ended.  So far the earliest contract found is this one from 1953. Original box contains nomenclature and contractor's name. PHOTO Original box also contains directions, as this was a pretty new item for its time. PHOTO    If you plan on using them, covers still have the original powdered white preservative and must be soaked in luke warm water with mild dish detergent. Original unopened box of 100............... $60.00 D9    M8 Jointed Cleaning Rod, WWII production, for carbine use only.  This rod is proper length to stop short of hitting receiver’s rear, thus breaking tips and bending brushes. Each rod will include a US GI bore brush and carrying case. When the rod was developed, both the 4 section carrying cases and the later 3 section carrying cases were authorized for use.  As a general rule you can assume the 4 section cases were issued earlier.  Here is a quick summary of production:   4 Section Production 3 Section Production 1941 thru 1944 1943 thru 1965 You can now order separately a collectible carrying case from WWII or more common ones for storage of your rod.  The below photos will give you examples. West German case, produced in Holland circa 1958.  Most dealers include this one with their rods.  PHOTO  $6.00 Each (Just a few available) US GI 3 piece OD case, produced 1964 and 1965.  PHOTO $8.00 Each or order with M8 rod for $22.50. US GI WWII 4 piece Khaki, undated PHOTO.  Shades of Khaki vary.  This version was produced 1943 through 1944.  $15.00 Each or order with M8 rod for $30.00 Each US GI WWII 4 piece dated, Khaki or OD, produced 1943 through 1944. Dated cases are a scarce commodity so I cannot guarantee which color or date is available at time of your order.  PHOTO  $20.00 Each or order with M8 rod for $35.00 Each. D10  Torque Wrench, Orig, GI, Mfg’d. during the 1980’s.  For measuring torque when installing rear sight.  Direct support thru Depot, No Carrying Case...................$27.50 D11  Same as above, Armorer’s version with metal Carrying Case ………………..........................…………….$40.00 D12  Late Issue US GI Caliber .30 Field Rod.  This rod is an adaptation of the swivel handle from the late 1980's. Two sections and the tip make it the perfect size for the carbine. When assembled the brush will not hit the rear of the receiver. Comes with carrying case and bore brush.   ........................................................................... $12.00    PHOTO   Assembled for storage: PHOTO D14 Blank Firing Attachment (BFA), Dutch, 1950's manufactured. This BFA was produced in 1958 and probably through the 1960's, in Holland.  The BFA was issued to the Dutch troops and was also issued in West Germany during those early days of NATO.  The BFA is being offered as follows: Early production with acceptance proof, NATO Federal Stock Number, and month and date of manufacture (58)  marked on the body. PHOTO  $20.00 Late production with acceptance proof only. PHOTO  $15.00 The BFA can be displayed on the carbine. PHOTO  It has a red band around the body for a visual warning to prevent the use of service ammunition with it mounted. It rotates to lock onto the barrel with a spring and plunger assembly. These BFA's will not fit any carbine that has a stamped front sight from US WWII production; the sights are too wide.  The majority of front sights were machined (and thin cast during the 1960's) in US production. Additionally the West Germans produced their own machined sights during the late 1950's. Cleaning Patches, US GI, flannel, smooth and rough sided. Large 4 inch x 4 inch, these were produced back in the 1970's for the .50 caliber BMG. PHOTO  Cut in half and get two uses for the price of one. Pack of 100/$7.50 For Availability of M8A1 Bayonet Scabbards, Click Here Publications P8    Technical Manual 9-1276 Carbines, Cal. .30 M1, M1A1, M2 & M3, Feb 1953, full of high level repair of all models.  Commercial Reprint. $7.00 each. P9    Technical Bulletin 23-7-1, Cal. .30 Carbine, M1, March 1942, covers disassembly, assembly, with lots of photos of early parts.  Originally printed at Raritan Arsenal, this commercial reprint has great information for collectors and shooters. $6.00 each. P10    Training Bulletin MTP 9-43 CARBINE, commercial reprint of training document from Fort Benning in early WW II.  Goes into training aids and a TENTATIVE program for teaching about the army’s latest weapon.  Dated December of 1942.  $2.00 each.

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