I was wondering recently if it was possible for Norinco to make some M1 Carbine clone in .30 cal* with a non-res barrel? Would any ppl in the CGN community be intersted?
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Norinco M1 carbine, is it possible?
Last edited by gonzzzooo; 03-17-2012 at 05:51 PM.
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Better yet any chance fo the M1 Garand's getting imported from N. Korea?
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I like the sounds of both ideas.
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I'll take an M1 Carbine in 30-30. Build it and I will come for one, maybe two!
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The M1 Carbine was a short (hence Carbine) Semi-Automatic Rifle that fired the .30 Carbine (Metric 7.62x33) rimless cartridge. I believe the M1 Carbine was the only rifle ever produced that chambered this cartridge.
The 30-30 you mention, is the 30-30 Winchester Rimmed cartridge, produced initially in the Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Rifle, and other subsequent Lever actions. There was also a Pump Action Rifle. As far as I know, no manufacturer has ever attempted to produce a Semi-Automatic Rifle that would chamber the 30-30.
Norinco would never produce an M1 Carbine in 30-30, however they may be convinced to re-produce the M1 Carbine with a 19" barrel so it is non-restricted in Canada, and legal in certain American States.Perhaps one day, we can convince the "Antis", that we are the "Backbone of Canadian Society", and not the Enemy.
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How bout in 7.62x39
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.223/.556 NATO would suit me!
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No get out with your ideas! My M1 is my only retirement savings, and currently has a better interest rate going for it than my savings account!
Originally Posted by fenceline
But if they import a ton of them, at a good price I'll buy another I guess
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Not to worry.
I remember when the Russian capture k98 rifles "flooded" the market, everyone predicted the prices would drop. Never happened, just made everyone want one that much more
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Originally Posted by Wanhope
No get out with your ideas! My M1 is my only retirement savings, and currently has a better interest rate going for it than my savings account!
But if they import a ton of them, at a good price I'll buy another I guess"Na množství nehleďte" -
M1 carbine 18.5" in 7.62x25TT for the win!
