Please feel free to email us with questions you may have. It is your responsibility to be familiar with your current local gun laws BEFORE placing your order. There will be no discounts for removal of magazines or other custom magazine options offered. One of the more interesting firms to manufacture M1 carbines during World War II is the focus of this article, the Rock-Ola Mfg. We cannot ship magazines to out of state addresses and we cannot alter or customize magazines at this time. PLEASE NOTE: If you live in a magazine restricted state and the magazine that comes with the firearm would be illegal, we will remove the magazine from the order and ship the firearm to the dealer without the magazine.

M1 Carbines Wartime Production 7th Edition). The original WW2 produced rear L-type or ‘flip’ site had no adjustment for windage and had only two elavation settings of 100 or 300 yards. Stock is stamped on left side just below rear sight area, RIA ED within a square. The trigger group is marked N 16 on the left rear which is a National Postal Meter Mark along with a production mark (page 78 of Craig Rieschs book, U.S. Quality Hardware Rock- Ola M1 Carbine, 30 cal. The left side of the barrel is marked with a flaming bomb above the barrel flat. Receiver machined from 8620 Billet to 6.1 Blueprints CARBINE CAL.30 M1 on the front and ROCK-OLA 4547091 on the rear. and foreign military, paramilitary and police forces, and has also been a popular civilian firearm.Comes with 2 -15 round magazines, magazine pouch ,and sling. military during World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War, and was produced in several variants. This is an early, difficult to rear sight, correct for certain Winchester, Standard Products and Rockola Carbines.

30 caliber is a lightweight, easy to use semi-automatic carbine that became a standard firearm for the U.S.

Rockola m1 carbine rear sight