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I called Wolf and Numerich. Wolf had to hold a line and state that they did not have a spring for the 1906 but that the kit was such a low cost it was worth the try. Numerich after some prodding on the phone found a replacement part number. I placed an order here. Both companies...

thanks i will check that out. for some reason i didn't find this page when looking there earlier this evening. i guess i was clicking too fast.

sorry to drag this old thread back from the grave. life has been busy and i am just now getting around to working on this handgun. it is a 1906 model. https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/n-uZ456T7f0UyMbCkk5irdMTjNZETYmyPJy0liipFm0?feat=directlink i will call jack first in the...

i found a different m1 and now own it. it is a cmp inland in very good shape. i purchased it from DBR and would recommend him to anyone. after my ffl, shipping, and purchasing a magazine i paid much less than that in my original post. thanks everyone.

What is lgs? Did that include freight?

Seller says he thinks bolt has a hairline crack.

I posted but am not the photographer; however, I do agree.

Let me add this price will be shipped with a new bolt. Still feel the same way?

these are the pictures i have. http://picasaweb.google.com/neiliversen/M1Carbine?feat=directlink

i am told it is 1943 underwood. it looks like it says "us carbine-30 cal mi".

i am trying to purchase an m1 carbine. i have found one for $800. is this a fair price?

If someone faked this rifle it was done forty years ago as this is the first time it has been thought about since the 60's! How do I check the caliber? Only tools I have access to are dial calipers.

more photos (droid2 smart phone is awesome!):

i took some more pictures. i think this has a "duffle cut" stock.

i ran a box of ammo through it and it worked great. i don't remember if it has the mag safety or not. right now the recoil spring is broken. i could only find one at a place that takes phone orders so i never get around to getting one purchased. thanks for the information.

thanks for the info. i had looked for a grip at one time and given up. thanks for the link. it is also nice to know what the insurance value is as i have no intention of selling.

**this is not a baby browning. it is a browning 1906. but i still would like to know what the markings mean and what the history of it might be.** can anyone tell me about the history of this particular handgun:

can anyone tell me about the history of this particular handgun (i have read most of the info on Radom):

additional markings found on rifle:

This is genuine. It is a carry back and hasn't seen the light of day in forty years. Also found is a 9mm radom and fn baby browning along with a sportsterized mauser. What is "gunboard"?