All matching vs how it left the factory: Any Inland Receiver with a 'X' after the serial number means that serial number was used by Winchester, its a duplicate so to make it different Inland put an 'X' after the serial number. Other contractors were gearing up to manufacture the Carbine and Inland provided most of the tooling and production procedures that would enable the others to begin full production. Inland was the forerunner for all to follow. Barrel suppliers: Inland, Brown-Lipe-Chapin for Inland.īolts, Receivers, Barrels, Magazine Releases, Hammers, Gas Nuts, Gas Cylinders, Firing Pins and Trigger Housings. Primary stock & hand guard supplier: S.E. Serial number, 00001 - 00900 | Late 1944 - 1945 (T3 Production, sniper model Carbines) Serial number, 0001 - 0800 | Late 1944 - 1945 (T3 Production, sniper model Carbines) M2 / T3 Specific forum can be found here 5th block, Serial number, 6,629,884 - 7,234,883 | November, 1944 - January, 1945 (Some M2 Production, Fully automatic Carbines) M2 / T3 Specific forum can be found here Serial number, 5,557,000 - 5,557,990 | August, 1944 (Inland ran into Winchester serial number block)

Serial number, 5,549,822 - 5,550,376 | August, 1944 (Inland ran into Winchester serial number block) Inland M1 Carbine Serial Numbers Dates- Serial number 1 - 5, October, 1941 - April, 1942 (Tool room prototypes) Serial number blocks assigned by the government:

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