The company sells the daylights out of them. I have a good friend who now works for the Kahr organization and he tells me they shoot fine. Post Four of Four (Here and Elsewhere): One more thing to say before I disappear for another six months.ĭon’t know that I would hammer the recent manufacture Auto-Ordnance guns. 30 US Carbine ball ammo is classed with 'unobtainium' and 'stable trans-uranics' at the moment. I was told by the son of a LGS owner several years ago they sent the first two received back.and they are not known for extreme inspection of the goods. Should be the reactangular one with the rectangle cut in the stock.Ī rare Universal carbine with most of it compatible with GI parts.Auto-Ordnance AOM130 - Style # AOM130, Tommy Gun Shop / Firearms Their front sight with set screw and aluminum trigger housing in use at the time.
Typically there were two things Universal stuck with from current production on these. Based on the other serial numbers just before and after this one and the info I have on their sales dates it was probably made in 1978.Īll of the receivers used by Universal were milled from forged steel. Your's has the highest s/n I've seen or heard of so far.
They were "made to order" for whatever agency was buying them. Not all had the bolt with internal firing pin. It's one of the ones I've called Universal Redux. Sometimes orders/quantities change ed and some of them were sold to civilians. These were made for police agencies that wanted carbines compatible with the others they trained with, used or had over the years.
Not one of their hybrids they made from s/n 100k on. Yes, it's a carbine made by Universal Firearms so the parts are compatible with surplus GI parts and parts from other carbines that stuck to the standard. I hadda feeling it was at least a polished plopper. Seems it might not be a complete new in box turd.
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