Yet Another CMP Inland Report

[NRAhighpowershooter]

OK.. it finally got here.. the condition is what I expected... no grease and hardly any cosmo... no copper fouling either. bore nice and shiney. 5.25mil receiver, 6-44 barrel and BOY that is one long roll stamp they had to use for the barrel!!! Unmarked stamped/brazed front sight. Type V slide stamped PI, H in a shield type II stamped rear sight, round bolt stamped AI, Vertically stamped Inland trigger housing, G.M. hammer, SW sear, Rockola trigger, M marked mag catch with a post war safety. 4 rivet handguard with no markings on the M2 potbelly stock other than the FAT cartouche. It's all cleaned up and ready to shoot this Thursday at HP practice.

[mow]

nice man! Mine is listed as processing ... I hope to make it out to chabot this weekend with mine

[tlillard23]

mine

Mine has the "slider" rear sight. Where did you find information on these. (I know, use the search)

[NRAhighpowershooter]

I have the latest book by Craig Riesch 'US M1 Carbines' 3rd edition

[daves100]

M1 report

have not heard from CMP was thinking my order was lost , so i called them today and the lady told me i was in the computer but they are working on may 3rd orders.... so i will wait....

[Rumpled]

Where's that jeqalous smilie?
I'm still waiting, semi-patiently.

[chiefcrash]

yea, my order got there last thursday. I'm gonna be waiting a while...

[Cali-V]

Nice...

I'm going through mine today...
I haven't been able to find the FAT cartouche yet... It dose have a hand painted 87 on both sides of the stock plus what I think are regiment numbers, and AAA on the left side of the stock above the trigger housing...

I'll post details later...

Mine has the "slider" rear sight. Where did you find information on these. (I know, use the search)

I'm finding these links to be of help

http://m1carbineclub.com/DATASHEET.htm

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v116/TheFox/datasheet.jpg

http://www.m1carbineclub.com/SerialNumbers.htm

[NRAhighpowershooter]

Nice...

I'm going through mine today...
I haven't been able to find the FAT cartouche yet... It dose have a hand painted 87 on both sides of the stock plus what I think are regiment numbers, and AAA on the left side of the stock above the trigger housing...

I'll post details later...





I'm finding these links to be of help

http://m1carbineclub.com/DATASHEET.htm

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v116/TheFox/datasheet.jpg

http://www.m1carbineclub.com/SerialNumbers.htm

If youy don;t see the FAT cartouche right off, you don;t have one on the stock... it is a REALLY big cartouche about 2" x 2" You can even see it in my first pic.

[30Cal]

My dad got his yesterday. No FAT cartouche, but painted rack number on the opposite side. In a new CMP stock, he says it shoots about an inch at 25yds.




I'm still awaiting an email, but I didn't send my order until the 1st or 2nd.

Ty

[gmcem50]

Got mine on the 18th.

[fastsvt1998]

Box just arrived. I never have good luck! In the brief inspection period I got here at work, the stock has someone's name carved into the side of it! I realize some people find this interesting. I however, do not. What should I do? I know that was a pre-condition of the Greek Rack Grade Garands but it wasn't mentioned on CMP for the carbines.

[FinweElensar]

Sand it or buy a new CMP stock. Wait a while, I might offload the stock that comes with mine, as I bought a new stock and will dress it up with that one.

[fastsvt1998]

Got any pictures of it? It's a damn shame as it has clear arsenal markings, the P with the circle, and it's walnut. The handguard matches the stock perfectly. Its also an M1 stock.

[uzigalil]

Ok heres my report, my order was sent on the 28th priority mail, I got a email response on 5/10 that there was nothing to tell me but i had a password and order number and that i would be getting more emails about order. Today fedex showed up with my Carbine. So I never got any more emails or did anything ever show up in the e-store. Now the carbine is nice, the stock has a serial number and original markings matching the the receiver as well as everthing else. No Fats stamp or soldiers name.