#Lrb m14 vs forged full
#Lrb m14 vs forged plus

From the people I have seen over on the M14forum, most are not in to having ONE almighty LRB M14.they usually own several, and a Polytech/Norinco is usually one or two of them. A Polytech w/ USGI bolt still costs LESS then a STRIPPED LRB receiver. LRBs are the cream of the crop, but not everyone can afford one. Ive been a member on the M14forum for 4-5 years now.there is no stoppage of people buying Polytechs. The prices are still high for a Polytech/Norinco. Hence the prices?.not sure what you mean by that. The ATF's stance that once a machine gun is always a machine gun is why we do not see M14 receivers converted to semi-auto only (MKS). Thus, buyers looking for a high-end rifle are not in the marketplace for polytech any more.

#Lrb m14 vs forged plus

The reason is the cost to check the hardness of the receiver and fix if needed, plus the cost of *properly* fitting an USGI bolt, and a competition barrel puts it in the $$$ range of the LRB receiver. People looking to build competition rifles were building on the polytech receiver, but that has been mostly stopped now that LRB is offering a high-quality forged receiver.

The polytech is also a forged receiver, but the rest of the parts are known not to be of good quality. The notable difference from the M1A is a forged receiver, a full-auto lug, and the cut for removing the charging handle. which had nothing to do with the M-14)), Winchester, Harrington & Richardson Arms Co. These would be Springfield Armory (government owned - not the current Springfield Armory, Inc. And Chinese barrels are chromed lined, Current Springfields are not.Д¬ould someone explain the difference between a Springfield M1-A, and a M-14 Rifle?ДЄn M-14 rifle was built by US government arsenal or by a contractor. Get a USGI bolt and you have something that is closer to the original M-14s than the current Springfield M1As.Д«y the way, Chinese M-14 is milspec, a Current Springfield M1A is not. The only bad thing on a Chinese M14 is the bolt. They say the Chinese receivers are weak and they for a HEFTY sum will correct that problem with a heat treatmentвЂ¦but I have yet to hear of a Chinese M-14 receiver fail or go kaboom (including mine). So basically, it means everyone else makes M14's (LRB, Fulton, Chinese etc), but Springfield is the only company that makes M1As.Good marketing if you ask me.ДЄs for the quality of the Chinese M14s.IвЂ™d take FultonвЂ™s warning with a grain of salt. вЂњ M1AвЂќ is Springfields attempt to distinguish their rifles from the other rifle makers.

#Lrb m14 vs forged full

Yes and no on your first statement.yes the M14 is the military designation for these rifles, no, does M-14 always mean full auto. According to Fulton Armory, all the Polytech needs is better heat treatment on receiver and it is good receiver possibly better than Springfield because Polytech is forged.