One is a mini14, the other is a m1a? seems like a clear difference
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One is a mini14, the other is a m1a? seems like a clear difference
The wild still lingered in him and the wolf in him merely slept
"It must be poor life that achieves freedom from fear" - Aldo Leopold
Wow. Want!
For you guys who still don't know how this works and need real world proof, look at the aluminum NEA lowers that work with Swiss rifle uppers.
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Bingo!Originally Posted by Armedsask
I'd rather be a peace maker than a peace keeper
+1. Basically this is a chassis for a M1A rifle and an aftermarket trigger. It is not a new firearm and does not need an FRT#. This is no different than buying an MDT chassis and picking up an aftermarket trigger. So much fail in this thread.
What kind of magazines does it take? I am hoping AR-10 magazines.
Nice chassis. Disturbing thread lol...
I'm hoping M14 mags. Didn't Wolverine bring in legal 10 rd AIA mags?
It would be cool if it could do both M1A and standard AR10 type mags, there are 10 rounders for the XCR M too.
I'd rather be a peace maker than a peace keeper
I haven't read all 8 pages but this prototype is quite impressive. From what I have ascertained from the pictures...(and please correct me if I am wrong)
AR upper receiver designed to hold an M14 receiver inside it?
AR lower receiver designed to take some type of 308 mag (AR-10 or M-14)?
Promising I hope!
Neither upper or lower is an AR.
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