Reply With Quotemuhaha i got the original wooden stock with it too, ill make some pics tomorrow :POriginally Posted by HOLLiS
OH NO, it is the generation gap...................
Now these is Puuurdy:
Both are very "puuuurdy". Though I prefer the WWII/Korea-era M1 Carbines more.OH NO, it is the generation gap...................
Now these is Puuurdy:
muhaha i got the original wooden stock with it too, ill make some pics tomorrow :POH NO, it is the generation gap...................
Now these is Puuurdy:
OK that works for me, we will hold you to it. Looking forward to the photos tomorrow. Best
H.
BTW one is original, one is a repro, can you tell the difference?
Top one is the original. Am I right???
22.5
I agree the top looks like the real one
the top one looks right to me
my guess would be also the top one!
All i need now is a original sling with oiler and a pouch to make it complete.
You guys have a good eye. The one on top is the real one.
Do you notice a difference in performance or quality?
22.5
actually No, pretty much the same. Very very little external differences, and they are both good shooters. I am thinking of picking up another Inland soon. Only draw back, they are not as cheap to shoot as a AK/SKS. When has that ever stop anyone from shooting.
FourStar, thanks for the photo. Sportsmanguide.com has some pretty cheap stuff for the M1 carbine.
Pretty easy actually, top one is parked, Most repos I have seen are blued. Which manufacturer is the repo?
it is the one out of Florida,
Universal?
Stay away from Universals.
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