Saginaw S.G. Rifles for Sale
Founded: 1943
HQ: United States
Saginaw Steering Gear Division, General Motors Corporation of the United States moved into Rifles during World War II, rapidly converting automotive lines to produce U.S. service carbines at Saginaw and Grand Rapids under wartime contracts. Within Rifles, its output is distinguished by plant-specific receiver stamps, "S.G." for Saginaw and "S’G’" for Grand Rapids, and by a focused, wartime-only production run executed to ordnance standards that is valued by collectors.
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