Inland Paratrooper Serial Numbers

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Inland Paratrooper Serial Numbers

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Serial number: Inland 6,287,036 Barrel Date 8-44 Represented as and appears to be an original gun. Thanks Neill Cowles. It is an Inland Division M1 with a serial number of 5,045,XXX. This Inland built M1 Carbine is on display at Fort Macon State Park in North Carolina. Author's Photo added 1-14-2017. The Inland stamp is easier to read than on the previous carbine and is serial number 210736. Author's Photo added 1-14-2017. Inland Division of GM built 811 out of the 1,919 T3 infrared carbines during WWII. A history of the M1 Carbine. History of the M1 Carbine. SERIAL NUMBERS - The War Department would issue a. INLAND-Any Carbine Inland paratrooper models issued. Inland Manufacturing M1 1945 Carbine. The M1 1945 carbines feature many of the same characteristics of the original Inland Carbines. Inland Manufacturing. The Inland barrel date is 11-43. The Carbine's serial number is 949261X. The X after the serial number denotes that the serial number was accidentally duplicated. The duplicated serial number was given a X at the end to denote the second serial number duplicated.
Serial Numbers MicrosoftLooking for a light and compact weapon to equip its new Airborne units, the US military adopted the M1A1 Carbine in May of 1942. This was mechanically identical to the existing M1 Carbine but with a wire-frame side folding stock in place of the standard wooden stock. This allowed the M1A1 to fit into a very handy leg bag for paratroops.

Deliveries began in October 1942, with all of the guns being manufactured by the Inland company. A total of 140,591 were made in two batches (71,000 between October 1942 and October 1943 and another 69,000 between April and December 1944). This is a very small fraction of the more than 6 million M1 Carbines made during the war, and the M1A1 has become quite notable and desirable for its association with elite Airborne units. As a result, reproduction and fake stocks abound, and are quite difficult to tell from original ones.

Deliveries began in October 1942, with all of the guns being manufactured by the Inland company. A total of 140,591 were made in two batches (71,000 between October 1942 and October 1943 and another 69,000 between April and December 1944). This is a very small fraction of the more than 6 million M1 Carbines made during the war, and the M1A1 has become quite notable and desirable for its association with elite Airborne units. As a result, reproduction and fake stocks abound, and are quite difficult to tell from original ones.
Serial Numbers NeroToday we are going to look at some of the specific features that can help you authenticate an M1A1 stock.