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Are you sure about this being backwards? I just looked at the rest of the EBRs on this thread as well as the Sage booklet and the Armstrong NAVSEA spec and it looks like I have it on correctly.
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08-17-2009, 10:40 AM
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Ryanm, what's the weight on your rifle w & w/o loaded mags, thanks.
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08-17-2009, 10:53 AM
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Not sure, I'm a good 6,000 miles away from it for the moment. I'll have to let another EBR guy answer that one.
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08-17-2009, 02:11 PM
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EBR's depending on accessories, barrel length, Optics, accoutremounts usually run <>13 lbs or so.
Typical and normal for a real 7.62 Battle Rifle.
Mod 1 is 10.6 lbs and add a 1 LB for bi pod.
Then add Optics/mount, light etc. so you can see the 13 lbs. is the mark to beat..
This link is VERY helpful w/ good solid EEI...
http://www.dtic.mil/ndia/2007smallar...trong_12pm.pdf
HTH...
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well i did research and ya your hand guard is on the correct way, when i got mine from Clyde Armory it was on the way i have it now (backwards). oops my bad.
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08-22-2009, 04:38 PM
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first attempt at posting a picture. here's my Scout.
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09-19-2009, 02:40 PM
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My two "M14" rifles. Top is LRB with Nightforce 1x4 NXS. Bottom is very early SA National Match Rifle.
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Lookin' good guys!
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Yes, very nice. The M1A is my top priority next gun. Getting there...
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My M1a.
I did a little research and found out that it was sold as a Springfield Armory barreled action made between Dec 73 and Apr 74.
It has a SA USGI op rod and flash hider, Saco Defense barrel, Winchester bolt and a H&R trigger group. It's been glass bedded in a M14 stock and has match sights and a really nice crisp trigger pull.
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That would be considered a "Devine" era M1A and it is worth a good bit, most Devine M1As sell between 3 and 4K. The one I have pictured a few posts above is serial number 00600.
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Springfield Armory, circa 2003. 158XXX sn range. TRW barrel ( marked 5 64 ) everything else is marked SA. UltiMAK rail with Aimpoint Comp M3
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Some good stuff guys!
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Not quite to pretty rifle pic, but here's my SOCOM II with a 100lb porker with a nice big hole in his head....
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