![]() ![]() In the early days of the M14, they used M1 Garand extractors. The bolt disassembling itself goes back to the early days of the M14, but for different reasons. To their credit, over the years, SAI has addressed most of the issues. ![]() That was back in 2007 and I had been reading about problems people had with over-indexed barrels, broken hammers, bolt roller impact defect, loose operating rod guides, bolts that would disassemble themselves while firing (not that common, but common enough that people had heard of it happening) and also the fact that Springfield Armory Inc had run out of GI parts and had been using cast operating rods, trigger groups, gas cylinders and flash suppressors. I wanted to own the most accurate and reliable M1A I could, so I joined the M14 forum (of which I'm now a moderator) and started learning as much as I could about M14's. I drooled over the M1A super match and I wanted one that was really accurate. ![]() Interested in the answer also, been looking at a Scout vs an entry level AR-10īefore I owned my first M14, I didn't know I'd eventually own six of them. Honest question.how much benefit would the extra to build one get me over say, a Springfield M1A Scout? ![]()
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