"In 1941, America was pulled into WWII, because of this, a division of General Motors was tasked with supporting the war effort by building guns. The result: Inland Manufacturing quickly became one of the largest gun manufacturers in the United States, and the .30-cal. M1 carbine rifle became their most notable gun. Today, the Inland Manufacturing M1 Carbine Semi-Auto Rifle with Bayonet Lug features many of the same characteristics as the last production model crafted in 1945, and it's still manufactured right here in the good, old USA. This M1 features a parkerized and blued barrel with 1:20 rate-of-twist rifling. For true authenticity, this M1 from Inland Manufacturing features a genuine ""low wood"" walnut stock. This faithful recreation features a type-3 bayonet lug and barrel band, blade front and adjustable rear sights, push-button safety, and round bolt. Includes one 15-round magazine. One of WWII's most famous American combat rifles Faithful recreation of last production model crafted in 1945 Parkerized and blued barrel with 1:20 rate-of-twist rifling Genuine ""low wood"" walnut stock Type-3 bayonet lug and barrel band Blade front and adjustable rear sights Push-button safety Round bolt 15 +1 capacity"