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- M14 Parts - USGI Wood Stock Identification
Most replacement stocks lack the proof P and DOD cartouches If Springfield Armory shipped a replacement stock (made by H Sacks Sons, Inc ), it left with a DOD cartouche A proof P inside a square marking means the rifle was rebuilt at an arsenal or depot and proof fired
- M14 Parts for Sale | Numrich Gun Parts
Browse our selection of M14 parts for sale and place your order today! Need M14 parts? Shop for U S Military M14 parts today with Numrich Gun Parts
- what is a cartouche? | M14 Forum
United States Army '69-72, two Combat Tours of Vietnam with heavy Artillery 8" 175mm self-propelled howitzers A cartouche is the stamp that the government representative puts on the stock below the elevation knob signifying that the rifle is accepted
- Freds M14 Stocks
For you first-time visitors to this site, I recently "retired" after selling M14 rifle stocks for 25 years via large ads in Shotgun News (now, Firearms News) I have lots of other stuff useful to rifle owners, as you will see on this site
- U. S. M14 M1A1 Birch Wood Rifle Stock w Hardware, Proof DoD Cartouches
U S M 14 M1A1 Birch Wood Rifle Stock w Hardware, Proof DoD Cartouches (M044) CONDITIONOverall condition is VERY GOOD EXCELLANT Very little signs of surface issues, Proof DoD Cartouches are clear and legible, hardware intact with minor discoloring Thank you for your interest and please ask questions prior to bidding
- USGI NM Stocks | M14 Forum
The U S Army awarded a contract to General Tire Rubber Company in 1968 for 500,000 synthetic M14 stocks to be used as replacement stocks At about $2,187,000 00, the February 1968 contract was the single largest known dollar amount awarded for production of a M14 rifle part between 1965 and 2006
- M14 | Unit 1968 Wiki | Fandom
After the Second World War, the U S military was looking for a design to replace their main infantry rifle, the M1 Garand After a series of different designs, the experimental T44 design was selected as the standard-issue U S infantry rifle in 1957 and was designated the M14
- M14 M1A cartouche question - Gunboards Forums
My question is, do anyone know about the cartouche stamped onto the stock that looks like a DOD cartouche You will see it in the 2nd picture, it is a circle with the eagle and stars inside of it about 3 8" round
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