Carbines, being a type of firearm, usually have the barrel and action made of steel and stocks made of either wood or plastic.
Non firing replica M1 and M1(A1) Carbines are made by Hudson, airsoft Carbines are Made by Marushin, they go for around $300.
IBM was one of the makers of M1 Carbines- along with companies that made postage meters and juke boxes.
No. M1 carbines were made semi-auto only. M2 carbines had a selector lever for simi-automatic or full automatic. Iver Johnson never made M2 carbines.
There is more than one maker who made 1873 carbines. Which one are you talking about?
2004 - 2006
Possibly. There is mention of a black oxide finish on early carbines that resembled bluing more than Parkerizing. Winchester referred to it as Du-lite. All carbines were made with SOME blued parts.
if they are made to the mil standard, yes.
The Standard Model of the Universal Carbine is about $200-$225, depending on condition. These were post WW 2 civilian made versions of the M1 Carbine. SOME will interchange parts with GI carbines, some will not. They do not have the collector's value of the military issue carbines.
Winchester made 19,999 bicentennial model 1894 carbines.
According to production records that I was able to remove from the Winchester factory at the time of its closing, there were 3,219 Winchester model 71 carbines produced between 1935 and 1948.
Made in 1967. 97,395 rifles and carbines made.
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