Oklahoma City GENERAL MOTORS .30 carbine

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Is this item for sale?

1. For Sale

Sale Price

1200$

Caliber

.30

Location

Oklahoma, United States

This was purchased many moons ago. Had the cosmoline coating on the rifle at the time. In great condition. $1,200. Text is best: 405-535-9066

 

[cowadle]

does it have blue sky stamped on the barrel??? does it have General motors stamped on the receiver?

 

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Pics

 

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Pic

 

[Jack Johnson]

1944 Inland, to avoid more annoying questions I would post some more pics, specifically of the bolt area (round or flat bolt, M1 or M2 stock), any cartouches on the stock and serial number on rear of receiver, most collector guys can judge the gun by looking at those areas. Pics of import stamp if any.

 

[Big50]

Mags?

 

[Perplexed]

1944 Inland, to avoid more annoying questions I would post some more pics, specifically of the bolt area (round or flat bolt, M1 or M2 stock), any cartouches on the stock and serial number on rear of receiver, most collector guys can judge the gun by looking at those areas. Pics of import stamp if any.

It’s got an M1 stock. No potbelly.

 

[Jack Johnson]

It’s got an M1 stock. No potbelly.

Could it be a type IV? I know pot bellies were type V. I'm pretty sure a lot of type IV stocks were factory cut for M2s. In other words not all M2 stocks are pot bellies.

 

[SNAKE PLISSKEN]

Could it be a type IV? I know pot bellies were type V. I'm pretty sure a lot of type IV stocks were factory cut for M2s. In other words not all M2 stocks are pot bellies.

You are correct, type IV. "Low wood" M2 stocks were not pot bellies, a pic of the slide side would show if was a low wood or high wood. I'm not sure if any high wood stocks were re-cut for M2s but this could be done in the field so who knows. I have had a few M1 carbines with low wood M2 stocks. Great gun none the less. I would like to see more pics just because it's like lookin at porn for me

 

[cowadle]

sorry you thought my questions were annoying.