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SKU: 39763
Built as a faithful reproduction of a classic wartime carbine, this Auto-Ordnance model is aimed at shooters who value a historically familiar platform with modern production methods. It follows military specifications closely and presents the standard-issue look with a black parkerized receiver and barrel finish, American Walnut stock, flip-style rear sight, and 18-inch barrel. The included 15-round magazine and traditional stock configuration make it a straightforward choice for collectors and enthusiasts focused on the original service pattern.
Faithful Reproduction
Of the WWII-era M1 Carbine
Conforms Closely
To military specifications
Black Parkerized
Receiver and barrel finish
American Walnut
Stock with traditional-style profile
Includes Flip-style
Rear sight and 18-inch barrel
| Barrel Finish | Black parkerized |
|---|---|
| Barrel Length | 18-inch |
| Blade Finish | Black parkerized |
| Included Magazine | One 15-round magazine |
| Magazine Capacity | 15-round |
| Manufacturing Technique | High precision computerized machining |
| Military Specifications | Conforms as close as possible to the military specifications |
| Model | M1 Carbine |
| Receiver Finish | Black parkerized |
| Sight Type | Flip-style rear sight |
| Stock Material | American Walnut |
| Type | Rifle |
| Variant | Standard variant |
Yes. The description says it is a faithful reproduction that conforms as closely as possible to military specifications while using modern manufacturing techniques.
It includes one 15-round magazine and a traditional-style stock. The long description also notes a black parkerized receiver and barrel finish, an American Walnut stock, a flip-style rear sight, and an 18-inch barrel.
This model is described as the standard variant with a traditional-style stock that reflects the standard-issue models issued to backline personnel.
The rifle features a black parkerized receiver and barrel finish with an American Walnut stock.
No. Those details are not provided in the source data.