Chinese M14s south of the border ~

[H2O MAN]

These things are addictive!
I purchased my very first M14 type rifle late in 2000 and then I went a little crazy.
Here are pictures of some of what I have - all of them are built on Chinese receivers.
You may have seen some of these before, but not all together ~ enjoy


MK14 SEI Mod 0 and Mod 1 rifles (Heel stamped Norinco)

SEI M14SE CRAZY HORSE® LITE SDM rifles (Heel stamped Poly Tech)

IDE Poly Tech in an FDE TROY MCS

 

[w squared]

You have far too many M14's. You should sell at least one to me at a bargain price. For your own good, of course.

I especially like the Troy MCS.

How do they shoot?

 

[H2O MAN]

The action in the full length Navy Gray EBR stock was recently updated and test fired by SEI, I have not fired it since it returned.
Before the updates it's Crazy Horse barrel was capable of sub-MOA performance.

The action in the CQB SAGE stock was also in a prototype TROY MCS stock and has about 1500 rounds fired. It will shoot MOA all day.

The two in the RRM synthetic stocks with the KAC RAS have SEI test fire rounds only and the old Poly in the FDE MCS is unfired.

The sad thing . . . I have not been to the range for about a year
The good news: My schedule is freeing up a bit and it's finally below 100 degrees here in Georgia - it will be trigger time soon.

I have 2 NIB IDE Poly Tech rifles and one Heel stamped Norc barreled receiver held in reserve for future projects

 

[geologist]

You clearly have an addiction problem.

An interdiction is in order. it's for your own good.

SEND ME HALF OF YOUR M14's.