Specifications (contrary to the marketing material of a couple other companies). Up until the Fulton Armory M1 Carbine receivers, the Springfield Armory receivers sold 1996-2003 were the only commercial M1 Carbine receivers manufactured to U.S. The receivers used by Springfield Armory (SC prefix s/n). The receivers being used by Fulton Armory are manufactured by Lewis Machine & Tool Company of Milan, IL, the same company who manufactured Similarities of the Fulton Armory receiver. Springfield Armory of Geneseo, IL 1996-2003 (s/n prefix SC) will immediately recognize the Those familiar with the forged steel receivers manufactured and sold by Machined from a forged steel billet to GI specifications and manganese phosphate parkerized. In 2012 Fulton Armory introduced their own commercially produced M1 Carbine receivers, barreled receivers, and fully assembled M1 Carbines using these receivers. Shooters and others that require and/or can afford custom work are Fulton Armory's primary customers. Collectors have little interest in restorations. Over time they have alsoĪdded sales of restored and customized surplus military rifles.
Armscorp of America later became Armscorp USA.įulton Armory is a custom gun shop that has been offering restoration, refurbishment, and custom work on customer supplied WWII M1 Carbines, M1 Garands, and M14/M1A's since the company's beginning in 1987.
Had worked with Jack Friese at what was then Armscorp of America. Before starting Fulton Armory, Clint McKee Several years later the company moved to their current location at 8725 Bollman Place, Suite 1, Savage, MD 20763. was incorporated by William Clinton McKee on Jatġ4900 Sweitzer Lane, Suite 103, Laurel, MD 20707. Maryland corporate records indicate Fulton Armory is owned by McKee, Inc. (Fulton Armory is a trademark of McKee Incorporated) Post WWII Commercially Manufactured M1 Carbines (U.S.A.)
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