Underwood Rifles for Sale

Within rifles, Underwood-Elliott-Fisher Company of the United States served as a World War II prime contractor producing U.S. military carbines from late 1942 to May 1944, turning out roughly 545,616 examples and supplying barrels to other makers under the government’s Free Issue Barrel Program. Underwood’s wartime carbines are distinguished by receivers stamped "UNDERWOOD," a major role in barrel production for other contractors, and occasional dual "Un-quality" receiver markings stemming from parts interchange with Quality Hardware.