#WHAT SAFET IS ON WINCHESTER M14 FULL#

#WHAT SAFET IS ON WINCHESTER M14 FULL#

When these receivers were destroyed, some of the remaining parts went into the Army inventory, some were sold by the barrel full (like op rods) and some sold by the pallet (stocks) in Government surplus auctions.

Without going into the politics or the how and why, our Government chose to destroy thousands of M14 receivers in the late 90sвЂ¦a decision they are regretting today since the resurgence of M14 utilization in Iraq and Afghanistan. Ordering one from a reputable builder is sure to get you a quality product (usually) but I like the research and additional knowledge that comes from sourcing parts myself.ДЄnother benefit is the potential cost savings in putting in the labor myself although I consider this a side benefit simply because the build effort is reward in itself in my view. An additional incentive is that I'm allowed to hand pick each part that goes into my rifle. My goal is to document this build here in a post by post fashion for future reference and discussion among the collected gurus on the forum.ДЇirst up, why build one yourself instead of simply ringing up LRB, 7.62mm, SEI or any of the other companies out there and ordering a No.1 special with extra TRW? In my case, I wanted to learn the process of assembly, including the inevitable troubleshooting that goes into each M14 built. Having built and rebuilt many M1s, I thought I'd try putting this one together myself.ДЇor many of you, this process is no doubt familiar or even old hat by now, but I thought that there may be others out there like me who'd be interested in what it takes to put the world's finest battle rifle together from constituent parts. After a fair amount of thought on the idea, I decided today to move forward on a second M14 for the rifle rack.

What safet is on winchester m14