Located in Dayton, Ohio, Inland is best remembered for producing the "U.S. Carbine, .30 Caliber, M1 rifle," which is more commonly known as the M1 Carbine. In 1941, Inland started production of ...

Long decades have passed since the M1 carbine was removed from military service, but the years have done little to diminish the popularity of the diminutive rifle. Today, thanks to a variety of ...

Inland Manufacturing has come out with a .30 caliber M1 Scout Carbine fitted with a military-style conical flash hider. The barrel thread is 1/2-half-inch x 28 so the flash hider may be removed to ...

This would become the M1 Carbine we all recognize. In mass production during WWII, M1 Carbines were made in largest numbers by Inland Manufacturing (a division of General Motors) and Winchester, but ...

This would become the M1 Carbine we all recognize. In mass production during WWII, M1 Carbines were made in largest numbers by Inland Manufacturing (a division of General Motors) and Winchester ...