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Not bad for a carbine shooting a jumped up pistol round at 50 yards.
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Thanks, guys. I started out to do 5 shot groups, but the carbines are just so much fun that I went with 10 rounds.
The Inland has a 5-43 or 5-48 Inland barrel on it. It is hard to tell which. The Underwood has an undated Winchester barrel. The Underwood also has a Universal Windings receiver.
CalFed wrote:Thanks, guys. I started out to do 5 shot groups, but the carbines are just so much fun that I went with 10 rounds.
The Inland has a 5-43 or 5-48 Inland barrel on it. It is hard to tell which. The Underwood has an undated Winchester barrel. The Underwood also has a Universal Windings receiver.
Nice ! It's probably a 5/43 barrel. I don't think Inland made barrels in 48 but not 100% sure.
RazorBurn wrote:That's some nice shooting, and man are M1 Carbines fun to shoot. Nice Carbines too. I'd like to pick another one up myself one of these days.
Chas100 wrote:
Nice ! It's probably a 5/43 barrel. I don't think Inland made barrels in 48 but not 100% sure.