I have an Inland 5.4 million. I am more of a Garand guy and know next to nothing about carbines. I suspect it is a rebuild as it appears pretty much unfired and I'm pretty confident it isn't unissued LOL. The only stamp I can find on the stock is a P proof in a box which to me says rebuild. Thanks for any help.
Carbine With "P" Proof in Box
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Square boxed P is from either San Antonio Arsenal or Red River Army Depot rebuild. regularly seen on Garands. -
More Photos
Well, I'm learning some stuff here, so I thought I'd post more photos.Attached Files- Inland Carbine 5403507 Barrel Date 8-44 2.jpg (60.3 KB, 28 views)
- Inland Carbine 5403507 Bolt and Receiver.jpg (96.7 KB, 40 views)
- Inland Carbine 5403507 Buttplate 2.jpg (88.9 KB, 27 views)
- Inland Carbine 5403507 IRCO Rear Sight.jpg (96.3 KB, 38 views)
- Inland Carbine 5403507 JMO Front Band.jpg (95.1 KB, 30 views)
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A Few More
OK, just a few more. I blurred part of the serial # in the first photo below.-Lemming
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There is pitting on the bolt and I but I don't see any elsewhere, even under the wood. But it being on the rifle certainly kills my idea of it being fresh from the rebuild.-Lemming
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I've had this carbine for 25 years and it has just sat in the safe. It is starting to seem it may not be as nice as I thought it was and it may be time to move it on. Would $700 be a ballpark price?-Lemming
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OK, now I get it. Some of the photos I posted were taken years ago after a liberal wipe-down with CLP. The photos of the serial number, side view of rear sight and receiver from above are certainly from this session and they do make it look like there is a clear coat finish of some kind on it.-Lemming
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