Springfield M1A
are these rifles really worth the price? someone mentioned a problem with extracting cases earlier, i have seen this problem on another M1A, but it would easily extract, you just had to do it manually, the rifle was essentially brand new. on anther M1A i saw recently, it looked like the rounds were being fed too "high' they would run into the top of the receiver and hold the bolt open, i think it was factory 175gr or something like that. do these rifles just require alot of fine tuning? or are they very sensitive to ammo? or.....are they just junk?.... i dont think i have any use for a rifle that is that sensitive.
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anyone have any thoughts of the M1A supermatch as a long range precision rifle? what about the caliber? 7.62x51. what about a scope?, should i go with the fixed 10x like the USMC M40A3 uses? or something else? 0 -
www.fulton-armory.com
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kimberkid@gunbroker.zzn.com0 -
Check SGN. I just threw out my last copy, so I can't give you any direct references, but you'll find at least one or two trigger specialists advertising in every issue.
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Starting this year, you can also get the M25 whitefeather adjustable trigger group from springfield.
I'm a man,....but I can change,.....If I have to,......I guess.0 -
Derrick Martin at Accuracy Arms offers two versions, a 4.5lb trigger for service rifle and a 2.5lb trigger for the hell of it... 0 -
Oh yeah, I forgot www.williamstriggers.com ... I know they do AR's, AK's and HK's but I'm not sure about M1A's
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kimberkid@gunbroker.zzn.com0 -
Talk to some HighPower shooters and go to their Websites.
There are lots of good folks who can put a slick trigger on a Garand or a M14 clone.
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