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Find the M1 Carbine magazines that you have been looking for today with Numrich Gun Parts. With the largest selection of current and obsolete parts, Numrich has a wide variety of military surplus M1 Carbine magazines for you to choose from.
US GI M1 CARBINE 15 ROUND MAGAZINE NEW IN ORIGINAL PAPER PACKAGE. M1 CARBINE 30 ROUND MAGAZINES SET OF 2 WITH RUBBER DUST COVERS AND JUNGLE CLIP.
M1 Carbine Magazines M1 Carbine 15rd Surplus Magazine, Original USGI, Nice Blued Condition, with Choice of Mfg Available. $ 49.95 – $ 51.95 4-10usgi
Unissued original U.S. Military surplus 15 round magazine (one). Nice blued finish, usually still new in wrap (which may be either wax paper or cellophane) but may have spots of rust corrosion.
m1 carbine 15 rnd usgi surplus magazine, multiple available in various finish conditions, patina to a grey brown, light pitting, spine is stamped “u” union hardware mfr, base type iii, good used condition.
Keepshooting.com now manufactures and distributes MIL-SPEC M1 carbine magazines. These magazines, which share a design with the original military M1 carbine magazine, are designed to hold and feed 15 rounds of .30 Carbine ammunition to your M1 carbine.
This Military Surplus M1 Carbine Magazine is one of many millions of magazines manufactured and shipped between June 1942 and August 1945 to our Armed...
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The M1 Carbine 30-Round Magazine is a brand new magazine designed for use in any M1 Carbine that is built with USGI parts or to original military specifications. Holding 30 rounds of .30 carbine ammo, this M1 Carbine magazine will fit and feed flawlessly.
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