Of course JFK and crew changed history by going with the "modern" M16. muzzle brake (which is being made for US Coast Guard M14's) and barrel what you see above is how it was intended to be issued as the main US Battle Rifle. All parts are US Government Issue from about 1960, including the fiberglass stock. All of this combines for a rifle scope that makes 800 yard shots easy, but you could also shoot much farther without too much trouble, too.Actually that’s not wood but a USGI fiberglass stock. While the eye relief is advertised as 3.4 inches, that clarity makes it feel longer. Speaking of the lens, the glass clarity is top of the line. Which is the best scope for the M1A rifle? These days, the Springfield Armory M1A is a popular choice for long range shooters, including hunting, recreational shooting, and competition shooting. The M1A is the most popular civilian version of the M14, and the differences between the M1A and M14, beyond what’s required to make the M1A civilian legal, are relatively minor.
The dimensional requirements to attach the scope mounts, as well as the punishing M14 reload cycle add up to challenging design problems. Where any common bolt action rifle simply needs $10 bases to accept a scope, you can expect to pay $100-$300 for a good M14 scope mount AND it might not fit. How much does it cost to mount a scope on a M14? Again, the price difference with the Springfield clocking it at ~$2000 is pretty staggering. The American made Springfield M1A is pretty comparable to the Norinco M14S in initial accuracy, and both require the same further work in order to reach their top accuracy potential. What’s the difference between Norinco M14 and Springfield M1A?
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