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War baby Comes Home continues the amazing saga of the . carbine - the most popular military shoulder arm in American history. According to the Director of Military Training, eightyfive percent of the troops in the . tactical and operational units were armed with M1 carbines by early 1945. This Book is a must have if you are into collecting . 3. al carbines or just love to learn the History of them as I do. I would recommend this book highly.

Start by marking War Baby! The . 1 as Want to Read: Want to Read savin. ant to Read. From the first trickle of 'Inlands' in June,1942 through to a combined production peak of over 500,000 units per month in December,1943, over six million carbines were manufactured by a total of t A year-long contest amongst America's military and civilian gun designers led to the adoption of a last-minute Winchester entry as "US Carbine, Caliber. 30, M1" in October, 1941.

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Most of the information about the Irwin-Pedersen Arms Company came from Larry L. Ruth's book: "War Baby! The . 30 Carbine," Collector Grade Publications, Cobourg, Ontario, Canada 2001. Julian S. Hatcher, Hatcher's Notebook, Military Service Publishing C. 1947. on page 383; Julian S. Hatcher, The Book of the Garand, Washington, DC: Infantry Journal Press, 1948, on p. 67. ^ Larry Ruth, M1 Carbine: Design, Development & Production, The Gun Room Press, 1979, ISBN 0-88227-020-6, pp. 99-104, 114-116. Carbines made at Irwin-Pedersen facilities under Saginaw control were marked with either name.

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Delivery of the first Carbines, Caliber. 30 Carbine, Volume I by Larry Ruth with revisions and additions in Larry's third volume War Baby III, The . Carbine into the 21st Century. 30, M1, to Ordnance began at Inland in June 1942 followed by Winchester in September 1942. Joined by Underwood Elliott Fisher Company in Hartford, CT and the Rock-Ola Manufacturing Corp. in Chicago in November 1942. By August 1943 they were joined by six additional companies manufacturing carbines.