Very rare US M1 “ATW” 1944 Winchester / Underwood semi-automatic rifle
CHF1,250.00
Tax included
U.S. M1 semi-automatic rifle
By Winchester/Underwood Code “ATW” 1943-1944
- Winchester Repeating Arms Company New Haven, Connecticut
- Underwood Elliott Fisher Company, Hartford, Connecticut
s/n 2401###
Cal. .30 Carbine (7.62 × 33 mm)
The receiver of this carbine features standard Winchester markings with an “ATW” on the heel, indicating a rifle made using a breech housing that was started in 1943 by Underwood and transferred at the end of his contract to Winchester, who chopped and assembled them in 1944.
Winchester added the letters “W” & “A” on the bevel of the breechcase around the Underwood “T” already present on these cases.
Only around 25,000 M1 rifles from s/n 2'38x'xxx to 2'404'92 bear the “ATW” mark.
- with the “W” & “P” mark on the Type III walnut stock and its 4-rivet handguard marked “W”.
- with “W” mark on undated barrel
- with trigger guard marked “Bombe Flamme” Underwood.
- with type 2 grenadière (17.8 mm wide with screw underneath) “The Second Style Barrel Band”.
- TN” marking on 1st type rear sight.
- unmarked front sight.
- supplied with 15-shot magazine marked “UN”.
- delivered with original strap and oiler.
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Very Rare & Colector.
Beautiful piece in very good condition.
100% Original 1944.
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Data sheet
- Type
- Semi-auto rifle
- Origin
- USA
- Calibre
- .30 Carbine
- Particularities according to LArm
- CF, high capacity loader
- Authorization LArm
- Exceptional Authorization
- Condition
- Etat Exceptionnel
Rare & Collector
Very Beautiful Piece
Very rare US M1 “ATW” 1944 Winchester / Underwood semi-automatic rifle
U.S. M1 semi-automatic rifle
By Winchester/Underwood Code “ATW” 1943-1944
- Winchester Repeating Arms Company New Haven, Connecticut
- Underwood Elliott Fisher Company, Hartford, Connecticut
s/n 2401###
Cal. .30 Carbine (7.62 × 33 mm)
The receiver of this carbine features standard Winchester markings with an “ATW” on the heel, indicating a rifle made using a breech housing that was started in 1943 by Underwood and transferred at the end of his contract to Winchester, who chopped and assembled them in 1944.
Winchester added the letters “W” & “A” on the bevel of the breechcase around the Underwood “T” already present on these cases.
Only around 25,000 M1 rifles from s/n 2'38x'xxx to 2'404'92 bear the “ATW” mark.
- with the “W” & “P” mark on the Type III walnut stock and its 4-rivet handguard marked “W”.
- with “W” mark on undated barrel
- with trigger guard marked “Bombe Flamme” Underwood.
- with type 2 grenadière (17.8 mm wide with screw underneath) “The Second Style Barrel Band”.
- TN” marking on 1st type rear sight.
- unmarked front sight.
- supplied with 15-shot magazine marked “UN”.
- delivered with original strap and oiler.
.
Very Rare & Colector.
Beautiful piece in very good condition.
100% Original 1944.