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239 posts · Joined 2022. #1 · Mar 31, 2024 (Edited) I've always lusted after an m14 rifle, once I finally had the money I went with a bula give or take a year ago. I didn't want a basic Springfield and wanted a forged reciever, completely unaware that LRB was a thing at that time. I knew of Fulton, Springfield, Bula, Norinco, and James River.
Leupold Mk 4, M3 (10x) scope with SEI mount and 30mm Badger Ordnance Tactical rings. The USMC’s original M14 Designated Marksman Rifle or DMR, as adopted circa 1998/2000 used GG&G-supplied scope mounts and GG&G 30mm rings. (The NSN for the scope was adopted in January 2000, NSN: 1240-01-470-6548.
replicate the movie’s M14: That was the best photo I could find at the time. Due to my limited. knowledge, all I gathered from that photo was USGI stock, striped. camo, and Aimpoint optic. I ended up with this: I thought it was close enough to the movie prop, but as I learned more. I realized how much I missed.
hin this document covers basic operation and maintenance. The instructions presented in this man. al pertain to all of our semi-automatic M14-style rifles. A considerable amount of information has. been obtained from Army Technical Manual 9-1005-223-12-P. This Technical Manual and others are ava.
Many if not most of them were likely re-barreled and/or re-built over the subsequent four or five decades for competitive use at U.S. service rifle matches (circa 196Xs-200Xs). So this complete parts kit from a deactivated original 1962 National Match M14 rifle provides a valuable historical reference to the "original" NM M14 rifle.
1. Rifle, 7.62mm, M14 and Rifle, 7.62mm, M15 were classified standard on 23 May 1957. The M15 Rifle was the heavy barrel model of the M14 Rifle intended to be used for automatic fire. Tests by the Army and the Marine Corps led to the adoption of the M14 Rifle ·with the M2 Bipod and to the obsolescence of the M15 Rifle on 17 December 1959. 2.
PN 2001: M14 US Coast Guard / Navy Muzzle Brake - Smith Enterprise. Made from 8620 steel with 60RC surface hardness and salt bath nitrited, corrosion-resistant finish. Rear mount made from 1144 Stressproof® cold drawn barstock steel for greater durability, tensile strength, and yield characteristics.
I have had two rifles built by LRB, an M25 and an M14SA. The M14SA was built on a Harrington & Richardson CMP parts kit with a new standard Criterion barrel, unitized gas system and a Sadlak spring guide. I installed it all in a cracked birch stock (not bedded or shimmed) I got from a member here that I repaired.
The Globe hooded front sight with various apertures. Second is the M79 front sight. This is the tallest front sight you can put an M14/M1A rifle. Blade width is .079" Here it is compared to an XS standard height front sight, a SAI N.M. Scout front sight, and an XS Socom front sight with filed down blade.