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Saginaw Steering Gear in World War Two The American Automobile Industry in World War Two An American Auto Industry Heritage Tribute by David D Jackson Automobile Manufacturers: General Motors Divisions: Indiana Companies: Commercial Truck and Fire Apparatus Manufacturers: Other World War Two Manufacturers: Saginaw Steering Gear Division of General Motors Corporation in World War Two Saginaw, MI 1936-1995 Rest in Peace This page updated 5-6-2021.

Flip rear sight, push-button safety, early-style mag-catch, 1st style barrel band, barrel is Buffalo Arms 8-1943.

Carbines that have one of these serial numbers may be an Engineering prototype, a 'presentation' carbine, or both.

It was not until 1940 that the Ordnance Corp.

1944 6,219,689 - 6,449,867 Aug.

It's tough to narrow exact production numbers as many S'G' primes were also used in the Irwin-Pedersen assembly, but no more than roughly 2.

DIV General Motors Other markings are.

GLOCK-23 Quoted: I just bought this carbine and I'm looking for some info please.

In the 20's and 30, Prohibition and Depression era gangsters had used Thompson Submachine Guns to carry out the wishes of their organized crime bosses.

One more thing: the flat of the semi-pistolgrip was engraved with two letters, L and P intertwined, with the L looking like the symbol used for British pounds without the dash through the middle part.

The name was changed to Saginaw Product Company in 1919 and to Saginaw Steering Gear Division in 1928.

A few of the manufacturers used subcontractors to manufacture their receivers.