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M-14's under contract to be reworked....

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I copied the below quote from a thread in the PX of which might be of interest.

Mithrandir said:
you should see it NLT next friday then....

The largest dealer in USGI parts is down here from Omaha at a local gunshow, he normally has NEW in the wrap ones.

Now if you want a REAL USGI used one, meaning it came off of a REAL USGI issue M14, I can get that type also. We have a custom builder here that has contracts with the Gov...the Gov sends in M14's and they remove the full-auto capable receivers and replace them with a commercial one and then rebarrel them to match specs and then send them to the USMC armorers at Quantico for finishing (and some to an Army facility).

I have three of these "Used" USGI ones (off of the M14's) and I can't tell the difference between a "new" one and a "used" one. The M14's evedently had been used very little and had been in storage for some time.

good to hear from you again Six................


out...
Wondered why they would want to change out the receivers with commercial receivers?

Also wondered if you might know what manufacturer they were going with for the commercial receivers?

Thanks, Hawk
 
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Mithrandir said:
We have a custom builder here that has contracts with the Gov...the Gov sends in M14's and they remove the full-auto capable receivers and replace them with a commercial one and then rebarrel them to match specs and then send them to the USMC armorers at Quantico for finishing (and some to an Army facility).
Why in heck would the government replace the receivers like that? 8O

Also, since these receivers were made prior to 1986, would it be legal for them to be sold/transferred to a civilian owner?
 
#7 ·
:? :? :? :?: Is This just Gunshow BS, Sounds like it to Me. :?
 
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Quagmire said:
Also, since these receivers were made prior to 1986, would it be legal for them to be sold/transferred to a civilian owner?
doubtful. the guns are probably on a form 10. once something is tranferred this way it can't come into civilian hands.

other than the amnesty registered guns weren't the M14s that are on the market dept. of energy guns?
 
#10 ·
I'm still trying to figure out why they would replace the receiver. It just doesn't make sense.

JMHO, but as to this comment:

Mithrandir said:
besides...that post was directed to my friends question...not for general consumption on any other part of the forum & it was pulled & posted without my knowledge..please don't do that again.....
If you post something on a public message board, don't be surprised when people discuss it. I don't see that anyone has done anything wrong in this case. If you didn't want people to talk about this, you shouldn't have posted it.
 
#11 ·
I was the one who "pulled it" and posted it on this thread due to the informational content that it provided.... All information exchanged on the forums are considered open domain so ifu don't want something discussed, as stated above, please don't post it..... There was no ill intent about the discussion of the content and I see only qualified discussion about it....
 
#12 ·
i dont think they would replace receiver it just doesn't make sense. most of the M14s were not setup as full auto to begin with. i'm sure they have plenty of selector locks in some warehouse. if not all they need to do is call me i'll give them some for the price of 1 M14 registered in my name.
 
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