1943-manufactured Inland M1 Carbine

Category	Rifles
Manufacturer	INLAND MFG DIV
Model	U.S. CARBINE M1

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Condition · OSA Standard

100–90%NEW

89–75%EXCELLENT

74–60%VERY GOOD

60–40%GOOD

<40%FAIR

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Lot Notes

1943-manufactured Inland M1 Carbine with an Inland 2-43 marked barrel. This example has an unmarked stock and remains in good mechanical condition, with a smooth action and mirror bore. It comes with a GI sling, oiler, and a KSG-marked 15-round magazine. The carbine also features the early push-button safety and a flaming bomb marking on the charging handle/op rod.
Inland Division of General Motors was the largest producer of U.S. M1 Carbines during World War II, and early 1943 examples with Inland-marked barrels remain popular with collectors. The Inland 2-43 barrel date pairs well with the 1943 manufacture period, while the early push-button safety is a desirable original-style feature associated with earlier carbine configuration. With its smooth action, mirror bore, flaming bomb-marked operating component, included GI accessories, and KSG-marked magazine, this Inland M1 Carbine presents as a clean and functional WWII U.S. carbine example.
Specifications
Manufacturer: Inland
Country of origin: United States
Year: 1943
Model: M1 Carbine
Action: Semi-automatic rifle
Caliber: .30 Carbine
Barrel: Inland 2-43 marked barrel
Stock: Unmarked stock
Bore: Mirror bore
Safety: Early push-button safety
Markings: Flaming bomb marking on charging handle/op rod
Included: GI sling; oiler; KSG-marked 15-round magazine
Mechanical condition: Good; smooth action