Inland Manufacturing revives a storied name: the original Inland Division of General Motors was the largest producer of the M1 Carbine during World War II, building millions of the handy little rifles that armed American troops. The modern Inland, based in Dayton, Ohio, produces faithful reproductions of those wartime classics for collectors and shooters.
The catalog centers on historically accurate recreations. The M1 Carbine reproductions capture the look and feel of the 1944-era guns, complete with period-correct features, and the 1911A1 pistols echo the GI sidearm of the same era. The PM-22 brings a rimfire take on the M1911-style platform. Inland's focus is authenticity — giving today's shooters access to faithful versions of iconic American martial arms.
For collectors and enthusiasts of WWII-era firearms, Inland Manufacturing offers well-made, shootable tributes to the classics.


