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April 17, 2012, 04:04 PM | #1 |
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Semi-automatic M14 type rifle picture thread
Semi-automatic M14 type rifles include Norinco, Poly Tech, SEI, LRB and others with 'M14'
stamped on the receiver... the better known Springfield Armory, Inc. M1A is also included. All are welcome, traditional or modernized, mild or wild, let's see pictures of what you have. Two of mine: M21A5 light USN Crazy Horse MK14 Mod 0 type SEI M14 HOMELAND DEFENSE WEAPONS H2O MAN's addiction to M14s .
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April 17, 2012, 04:20 PM | #2 |
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Didn't we already have this thread? Not that I'm complaining...
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Fine looking boom stick!
About 20 threads survived 'the change' and the M14/M1A picture thread wasn't one of them.
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Those are some great-looking rifles! Here's my Loaded M1A that has a mixture of SAI and USGI parts. Must have been made about the time they began running out of surplus parts. Either way it's a fantastic shooter.
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April 17, 2012, 08:03 PM | #5 |
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MIA Heavy or Super Match, from 1977, ser # 0068XX
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April 17, 2012, 08:12 PM | #6 |
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Hawkeye much, Kraig?
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April 18, 2012, 07:13 PM | #8 |
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OK, I'll replay this one
M1A Scout. Vltor Modstock, Trijicon Accupoint 3-9x on a Springfield Gen. 3 mount. Fulton forward rail with Harris bipod. Since this pic was taken, I've added a Blueforce 2-point sling.
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I need new pic's, these are long in the tooth.
A 1980 Springfield "loaded" model. Wilson 6 groove NM med profile barrel, unitized gas cylinder, reamed FH, trigger and Sadlak/Smith bits. 1989 Springfield build, all GI with HR barrel and remainder TRW. NM sights with unitized gas cylinder. |
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madcratebuilder, I like those pictures... new pictures are always appreciated, but - have you changed the rifles since taking those pictures?
Another from my EBR collection, the CQB-16 type SEI This is probably the most suppressor friendly M14 made.
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My Federal Ordnance, still gotta get an ARMS mount and adjustable cheekpiece.
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Here's a couple:
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April 19, 2012, 06:49 PM | #14 |
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What a great picture !!!
The only time I ever envied a Marine, is when a company of them, marched past our ship, with the new M14's slung on their shoulder. It was quite a sight ....
Be Safe !!!
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SOCOM 16....
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DaveP - you have half a dozen? You can stack arms twice (if they had stacking swivels).
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My project rifle.
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SR420 - How much does the above rifle weigh?
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Man I get jealous every time I see one lol. I wish I could buy one but their to expensive for my blood lol.
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As pictured with the suppressor and 50 rounds in the drum mag?
I'll put it on the digital scale and post the weight later today UPDATE: The rifle weighs 19 lbs. as pictured... the drum mag alone weighs 5 lbs. 0.7 oz. with 50 rounds of Portuguese NATO surplus inside. .
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Thanks for the update SR420. Too heavy for my liking so I would just look at it lovingly and trailer it to the bench
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beentown71 i just googled Μολὼν λάβε 2 thumbs up totaly agree!
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