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go to: oldguns.net then on left of screen scroll down to Manufactor dates and click on US Military. Carbine must have serial number to look up................
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Who and what is manufacture date M1 carbine?
The manufacture date is when the rifle was made.
What is the manufacture date for an M1 Carbine serial no 1054586?
September 1942 to February 1944.
Manufacture date us carbine cal 30 m1 6229xxx?
Try oldguns.net
What is the manufacture date for m1 carbine serial number 4077648?
Between Nonember and December 1943.
What is the date of manufacture of a Winchester M1 carbine serial number 5660025?
Between February and November 1944.
M1 Carbine Rock-Ola history of serial numbers?
I have published a book on M1 Carbine production dates; here are the serial numbers for M1-Carbines produced by Rock-Ola:1,662,520 - 1,762,519: November 1942 through November 19434,532,100 - 4,632,099: November 1943 through March 19446,071,189 - 6,099,668: March through April 19446,199,689 - 6,219,688: April 1944If you are looking for an M1-Carbine serial number that was produced by another company, you can either post another question and include the name of the other company or you can visit the link named "M1 Carbine manufacture dates and serial numbers" under "Sources and related links" at the bottom of this answer.
Will a scope mount for an M1 carbine fit a universal M1 carbine?
It should if it fits on other kinds of M1 Carbines.
Where can you find the manufacture date for Iver Johnson M1 carbine serial number AA02872?
Post the whole serial number on here.
What is the date of manufacture of Saginaw Carbine 30 cal M1 serial number 3540610?
Between May 1943 and February 1944.
What round does the M1 Carbine use?
.30 Carbine
What is the value of a M1 grand carbine?
Are you referring to the M1 Garand, or the M1 carbine? A Garand can go anywhere from $500 to over $1000, all things dependent. An M1 carbine, generally, you'd be looking in the $400 - $700 range.
What is the M1?
A rifle or carbine.
