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What rifle is this?
I know that this is going to be an easy one for a lot of you and I could probably find out on google if I looked for a while but I decided just to ask the forum. What rifle is this? also, roughly what is the value? Thanks!
By sbouslog at 2012-05-11
By sbouslog at 2012-05-11
By sbouslog at 2012-05-11
By sbouslog at 2012-05-11
Its an M1 carbine
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A very nice M1 carbine. I'll give you 300 for it
I don't know what kind of rifle that is, but I believe it was built by the same company that made my truck.
Come on, we all know you sport a PT Cruizer....(no smilies available).Originally Posted by ray1970
I don't know what kind of rifle that is, but I believe it was built by the same company that made my truck.
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Nice Inland!
An early one from the looks of it-rear flip sight and high wood and no bayonet front band.
Sweet!!
Value depending on how tight it is and how the bore is.
I recently seen an early one in pretty much the same condition go for $1000 here,then again this is New York.
It is stamped on the rifle.
A 100% Inland rifle will fetch around 1000 bucks. I have a no-shit inland WWII issue paratrooper stock that my dad bought me about 20 years ago. It would look good on this rifle
The paratrooper stocks themselves fetch more than the rifle somtimes,oh and dont forget the dropcase.I saw an original case fetch well over $1500!!A 100% Inland rifle will fetch around 1000 bucks. I have a no-shit inland WWII issue paratrooper stock that my dad bought me about 20 years ago. It would look good on this rifle
This Inland would be propper in paratrooper form since thats what they mostly used.
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