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 Topic: New Member From Oregon!Posted: Feb 13 2026 at 11:34pm |
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Hello. I've had my Underwood M1 Carbine for several years. I'm a longtime M1 Garand owner, and thought I would reach out and learn more about the carbines.
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Posted: Feb 14 2026 at 2:24am |
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Welcome to the forum! You've landed at the right place to learn about carbines. Click the banner at the top of the forum home page and it will take you to a breakdown of the M1 carbine and it's manufacturers, parts etc
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Posted: Feb 14 2026 at 10:49pm |
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Hello Jond41403. Thanks for the reply and advice! My Underwood Carbine is really nice- I believe it was an unissued Carbine that was sent for an arsenal rebuild after the war. It has an Underwood '11-43' dated barrel, a really nice GHG over UEF with crossed cannon marked stock, and a receiver in the 27836XX range. I'm looking forward to completing a data sheet on it. Jeff
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