Quality Hardware & Machine Corp. Rifles for Sale
Founded: 1943
HQ: United States
Quality Hardware & Machine Corporation of the United States entered rifles in 1943 as a WWII prime contractor, assembling U.S. .30‑caliber carbines through 1944 before ceasing firearms production after the war. Its rifles are distinguished by GI-correct receiver markings “QUALITY H.M.C.” and the scarcer “UN-QUALITY” subset built on Union Switch & Signal receivers, with barrels sourced from Rock-Ola and other subcontractors that reflect the company’s assembler role in the wartime carbine program.
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