7.62X25 in a .30 M1 Carbine
Any opinions on this? Same bore (.309) . I think it would be a kick a$$ carbine. As I've said befor, the problem is finding one cheap enough to convert. Hard to find a beater for under $300!
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i've seen a few butchered ones sell for around $300 on gunbroker. there was a winchester about 3 or 4 months back that had the back of the receiver ground for a williams receiver sight & it was in...
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I seem to remember someone (company) tried to sell some 40 or more years ago that fired a bottle necked cartridge but I can't remember the caliber or details.
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I like the idea but I think it might M1 carbines aren't that cheap. You could always buy a PPSh but that would be 3-4 times as much. I thought about taking an AK-47 with the AK-74 receiver, PPsh...
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Here is a carbine that shot 5.7mm x 30 carbine rounds that I remember from back in the 1960s See: IAI M1 Carbine (This one appears to have sold for less than a non-import standard M1 Carbine) "The...
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iver johnson also built some carbines in .256 winmag. it was a necked down 357 mag. iver johnson called them the .256 ferret. if you do a search for ferret on gunbroker there is a barrel & two...
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