Idf m14 sniper rifle

[TAC PRO]

In order to convert a civilian M1A to full auto, a full auto trigger group is required, in addition to the other mods.

The M14 sniper rifles in IDF service had the sellector switch disabled.

 

[Dake21]

Hawk also sells fake switch with the connector.

 

[thunderflash]

From the OP's link:
The IDF M14 Sniper Rifle that we offer are all from surplus, many of them have a heightened cheek rest accessory on the buttstock so that the shooting eye will be aligned with the barrel for increased accuracy and shooting comfort. Some of the rifles have an X marking on their body indicating that a confirmed kill was made with it.


Curious ,does anyone out there own one with an "X" marking ?
My TRW doesn't wear one !

 

[84wh1]

Those M-14s are going to be all scratched up laying in a heap like that. You sure you want them?

Those my friend, are character marks...not scratches

 

[eos]

The IDF m-14s from the late 80s. I remember those being sold by Lever Arms.

 

[farshot]

I had bought a few from the Firing Line in Calgary in the day (also a couple of Aussie FNs that also fell victim to government wisdom). Helped them uncrate them all.
They were wonderful rifles. Shot so well and accurate.
Various makes...Winchester, etc.
The M14 had the fibreglass stocks and with good eyes and the peep sight, they were all you needed to go hunting. Rugged, reliable, accurate...
I cut off a 20 round mag to hold only 4 rounds (to be safe for hunting) and welded it back together. Otherwise the 20 rounders were good to go. sigh ...happy times
I think the M14 spoiled me when the 305 appeared...the 305 just did not feel the same.

 

[albayo]

I have owned a few of the M14s over the years and my Winchester 14 was quite accurate. I sold it and a Mk II Bren, to an exporter and it went to a Class III dealer in the US.

 

[Auggie Doggie]

I had bought a few from the Firing Line in Calgary in the day (also a couple of Aussie FNs that also fell victim to government wisdom). Helped them uncrate them all.
They were wonderful rifles. Shot so well and accurate.
Various makes...Winchester, etc.
The M14 had the fibreglass stocks and with good eyes and the peep sight, they were all you needed to go hunting. Rugged, reliable, accurate...
I cut off a 20 round mag to hold only 4 rounds (to be safe for hunting) and welded it back together. Otherwise the 20 rounders were good to go. sigh ...happy times
I think the M14 spoiled me when the 305 appeared...the 305 just did not feel the same.

That's where my TRW came from. Sold it before the sad times began.

Auggie D.

 

[can14]

The m14 rifles from israel had a zero by the seriel number meaning the sights were zeroed

 

[wbaad]

parts kits anyone?