- Chronological history of the M1a - M14 Forum
The rear end of the M1A receiver bolt right lug slot, located under the rear sight base cover, was extended 0 080 " to the rear to prevent possible damage to the bolt roller 001XXX to 002XXX Gray-Syracuse, Inc becomes the casting supplier of M1A receivers 002010 Receiver left side connector lock hole is still missing
- M14 m1a differences - M14 Forum
An M1A is an M14 clone produced only by Springfield Armory, Inc Nearly all were produced in semi auto form Some very few M1As were originally produced as fully automatic capable An M14 is an M14 produced by one of the government contractors or Springfield Armory
- Chinese M1A worth it for $900 - M14 Forum
These are my two, the upper one is the Norinco, the lower is the SA M1A I have a Norinco M350 M14S, going on over 20 years now Bedded stock, nice trigger with lots of upgrade extras Good, accurate and reliable rifle I like it over my SA M1A for accuracy I’ve seen them onGB for up to $1200, so $900 is a good price depending on condition
- SA, Inc. M1A serial number born on date database (000001. . .
M14 M1A fans, let's put together a database of the dates M1A rifles were assembled at the factory This information will go into the book M14 Rifle History and Development Here are the requirements: 1) List the M1A serial number and the factory headspace tag date or the month and year SA, Inc Customer Service says it was built
- SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1A SCOUT SQUAD REVIEW | M14 Forum
In today’s article, Joe Kurtenbach reviews the M1A Scout Squad rifle from Springfield Armory Chambered in 308 Win , the handy semi-automatic rifle has an 18″ barrel with the company’s highly effective muzzle brake making it fast to get on target and easy to stay there
- Zeroing a new M1A at 25 yards - M14 Forum
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- SA, Inc. M1A sn born on database - 100001 to 199999
Note: If a M1A rifle left the factory with match conditioning work (Match, National Match M1A, Super Match M1A, M21, M25 White Feather), it was built with care by trained armorers: 1971 to November 1974: John Holden or Chuck Krause in Texas or Glenn Nelson or Wayne Young in Georgia November
- M1A, best weight for 100 yard target (and eventually to 300)
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