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No. The selector of the M2 Carbine is on the left side of the receiver. What you see in the pic are safety and magazine release. Also, Plainfield is post-war civilian production, i.e. replica.Tai Ahom wrote:Beautiful gun you have. Seems it has the auto selector
TwoRivers wrote:No. The selector of the M2 Carbine is on the left side of the receiver. What you see in the pic are safety and magazine release. Also, Plainfield is post-war civilian production, i.e. replica.Tai Ahom wrote:Beautiful gun you have. Seems it has the auto selector
with TwoRiver you can see only safety and mag.releaseAppeal against the order and Apply under the family heirloom category....even with the proposed amendments they cant deny you the lic....might take some time,but eill come through eventually if you follow up.ckkalyan wrote:Hi Baljit,
Lovely rifle you have, drool, Yum-1 Carbine - Sooooper Specimen, looks almost new!
I have one too (M1 Carbine) Baljit, stuck somewhere in an armory in Madurai, Tamil Nadu for the past 29 years! It was a gift, willed to me from my Pa-ji (Late, Medical Officer, Gentleman and Colonel, Indian Army; Ma was a Captain in the Indian Nursing Service).
The 'no clue' Collector/Dist. Magistrate thought I was too young to own a gun, when I applied for a license. Very quick, very short, interview and all he said was "NO" - get out! Ouch!
It is still there on deposit in the armory, belongs to me, I can touch, see, feel, any time I am there but, I cant own it. And I haven't been back in India for many years now
What can I say my friend - maybe one day when I am in Canada and I have my PAL, I can apply to import it over - simply as a memory to my late Dad!
While those were standard on the selective-fire M2, they were introduced on the semi-auto M1. Also, Plainfield carbines are semi-auto replicas.kaugustine wrote:Baljit,
Real nice piece, the rear sight & safety lever seem to be an M2 Carbine, any changes of the parts? Thanks for posting
Thanks for the pointer SanjaySanjay wrote:
Appeal against the order and Apply under the family heirloom category....even with the proposed amendments they cant deny you the lic....might take some time,but eill come through eventually if you follow up.
A lovely weapon to shoot....especially if you mount a red dot
Baljit wrote:Hi Guy's, i like to share with you guy's history of M1 30Carbine,in WW2 this Carbine used by the us army beside the M1 Garand, i know some of IFG member have this small cute carbine i have as well,i am going to post a video, history of M1 30 Carbine i found this video in youtube also i am going to post a picture of my M1 30 Carbine at the same time i like to invite all the IFG member who have this Carbine to come forward with picture of there Carbine so we can keep the history of M1 30Carbine alive. Come on guy's with the picture.
Baljit
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Here is mine M1 30Carbine,i buy this Carbine about 9 years ago from old guy who work with me, his dad's serve in WW2 and he have his dad's Carbine , same Carbine his dad sarve with in WW2 i like to buy that one but he dont whana sell that one but he sell this to me, the onlything i did with this Carbine i change the stock because stock is in very rough shape, if you guy's like it let me know.
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