Recent content by DonTremaine

I am very happy with my carbine, I jut like to know more about my guns. The carbine was the first center fire I ever shot. I was maybe 10 -12 years old. I really wanted an Inland arms copy because they make my favorite cars and trucks. Thanks for all the help. Don

Thanks for your help. It has a perfect bore and shoots real good. I bought it about 15 years ago for $200. About how much is it worth as is? Would it be worth more with an Inland stock? Is the bayonet lug make it worth less? Don

I was only allowed to post 4 pics. I have 3 more. It has the flipper type safety and an IS stamped into the metal part that holds the barreled receiver to the stock. It also has a bayonet lug. I hope I've got all of the numbers. The hand guard is a two rivit design with I believe with the...

I have what I believe is an Inland Arms carbine 30 cal. The stock has the serial number stamped on the left side of the butt stock. This matches the number on the receiver. On the right side of the butt stock there is the crossed cannons. The final stamp has what looks like NPM but I believe the...

I had owned one of these rifles, I bought it myself for $10 from a gun store. I think I about 12 years. old. This was back when everyone understood that guns were not the cause of crime. Boy, those were the goood old days. I have read that these guns go for around $40 t0 $80 in working order...

I was advised to change the op rod spring with a new one from Fulton Armory. The new spring is much stiffer and about an inch longer. I do not seem to have metal to wood rubbing. The stock is a brand new walnut from Boyds. The barrel is also new I think from surplus in Europe, The receiver is a...

I read here about someone who had this same problem. I followed one of the directions to remove the spring so the bolt and operating rod would fall forward and reward under just gravity. Mine seemed to have one place where it started to stick. I tracked it down to the hammer and bolt contact...