At least $350 even for a mixed-parts gun. All matching M1 Carbines in the rarer variations can bring $1500 or maybe more. sales@countrygunsmith.net
350
The common .30 caliber CARTRIDGE from WW 2 was either the 30-06, or the .30 carbine. They were produced by the hundreds of millions, and have very little collector value, due to the high numbers. Value is about $1.
100-5000 depending on EXACTLY what you have
1861 Springfield 58 caliber Rifle Musket 1858 Endfield 3 Band .577 caliber Rifle Musket Sharp's Carbine 50 caliber Sharp's rifle 50 caliber Burnside carbine 52 caliber Spencer repeating carbine 52 caliber Henry Repeating rifle 44-40 rimfire Model 1841 Mississippi Rifle 58 caliber Harper's Ferry 1840 conversion smoothbore 69 caliber (Buck and Ball) This list represents only the more popular rifles. Other firearms such as shotguns (which do not have rifled barrels) and handguns (revovlers) are not listed.
.58 caliber Springfield musket .69 caliber Harpers Ferry Rifle '''Spencer carbine '''Henry repeating rifle '''Colt revolver '''Remington '''English Enfield rifle ''''''''''''''''''
M1 Carbine
4m1 garand, m1 carbine
The M1 Carbine is a lightweight semi-automatic rifle used by the United States military during World War II and the Korean War. It has a distinctive profile with a short barrel, wooden stock, and a curved magazine that holds 15-30 rounds of .30 caliber ammunition. The overall length is about 36 inches and it weighs around 5 pounds without ammunition.
springfield 1903 rifle........30/06 caliber
The flamethrower is unlocked at level 65 along with the M1A1 carbine.
what is the caliber ????
45 ACP
Close combat.