How much would it cost for a M1a selector receiver
I'm wanting to buy a receiver for my M1a that has a select fire switch. how much would one cost?
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Those would cost in the neighborhood of $10-20 thousand dollars, depending on the make and condition.
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I'm gonna have to go with TSR on this one... 0 -
$8500 for a conversion.
$9500 for a Springfield Inc.
$17000 for an H&R
$22000 for a TRW.
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Do you want to buy a machine gun or do you just want a dummy selector? 0 -
I was just wanting to shoot full auto. I know a few people who picked them up for $1,000-$2,000/ 0 -
Nothing legal has sold in that range for some time. Entry level is about $3K.
Try: http://www.subguns.com/classifieds/?db=nfafirearms&category=All+Items+in+this+Category&query=category&search_and_display_db_button=on&results_format=headlines
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A selector and the select fire parts from an M14 won't do you a bit of good, you need an actual M14 receiver (which is quite a bit different than the receiver used on an M1A) and they are priced pretty much at what cpermd listed. 0 -
sold one recently with SAGE EBR stock for 9K, cash.
No one has any money these days.0 -
quote:Originally posted by mark christian
A selector and the select fire parts from an M14 won't do you a bit of good, you need an actual M14 receiver (which is quite a bit different than the receiver used on an M1A) and they are priced pretty much at what cpermd listed.
That's most M1A receivers. Springfield Armory, Inc. built 125 select fire M1A rifles at its factory before the ban. I have one of them, legally. Rock Island Armory (not Arsenal) converted thirty-five SA, Inc. M1A rifles to select fire before May 1986. I agree on the price estimates mentioned above.0
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