m305 help

[mazzy]

my m305 is on its way and like to do her up nice.
what parts should i get and in what order
p.s i know all about the stock :?:

 

[mikebaker1129]

I would say USGI op rod spring ,rear site if needed (some are mushy) and maybee a trigger group .'
HTH
Mike

 

[mazzy]

what about a new bolt
thanks maazy

 

[tree mugger]

There is nothing wrong with the stock that some oven cleaner, double boiled linseed oil and 400 grit sand paper won't fix.

 

[mazzy]

i know but i am looking for parts now and don't know were to get them

 

[Ardent]

The bolt will do just fine for anything but precision shooting (which isn't the M14/305's strongpoint, but some just don't listen! :lol: ) Infact it's perfect for what it was designed for; shooting mil ball with great reliability. Some old Norc's had bolts with steel that was too soft, making for rapidly expanding headspace :shock: But not anymore on the new production, these bolts are very (relatively) good.

No sense in replacing it in my opinion unless you're going for MOA, but then you should be shooting a bolt gun anyhow!

 

[Turf]

my m305 is on its way and like to do her up nice.
what parts should i get and in what order
p.s i know all about the stock :?:

#1. Get a really good USGI fibreglass stock. No bedding required and no stock liner required. Lots available on this board. Talk to SKBY.

#2. A Rooster33 op-rod spring guide. Better than Fulton or anyone else in the US.

#3. You should shim the gas system. Mysticplayer of this forum is the go to on this forum.

After that, anything goes. It really depends upon what you want from your rifle. You could end up with something like one of the following 4:

SHOW me more, more I say

 

[mazzy]

thanks turf thats what i was looking for

 

[TheCanuck]

i love the way that 305 looks in the 3rd picture!

 

[mazzy]

do u need an import export permit to get these from the states i.e stock
and op-rod spring guide and what not

 

[Skullboy]

The bolt will do just fine for anything but precision shooting (which isn't the M14/305's strongpoint, but some just don't listen! :lol: )

My Current M14 incarnation will hold its own in regards to precision shooting.It is capable of sub-MOA when I do my job. :wink:

My former Hungry built M14 would keep right up to most of the custom bolt guns that would show up at our ranges.

It could hit a .38 spl case at 200 meters every time when I was in form. 8)

do u need an import export permit to get these from the states i.e stock
and op-rod spring guide and what not

A U.S. export permit is required for any & all M14 parts being sent out of the U.S.

What you want to do depends on your budget.

This is my "mostly" stock Norc M14:

-Stock Norinco Action,bolt,barrel,op rod, & trigger
-First Edition DAMAGE INC. Custom Camo MARPAT USGI stock with Rooster33 cheekrest
-Rooster33 Op rod spring guide
-Rooster33 over sized bolt release
-USGI op rod spring.
-Smith Enterprises Scope mount
-TPS steel 30mm rings
-Leupold M1/LR scope
-Smith Enterprises Direct Connection Vortex FH
-Metric Gas Lock sight.

$$$$$ Invested: Approx. $2800.00 before tax.

My Custom Norc M14:

-Norinco Forged reciever
-TRW USGI custom fitted bolt
-TRW USGI op Rod
-TRW USGI Trigger group
-Smith Enterprises 22" Medium Weight CrazyHorse barrel
-USGI Gas cylinder assembly
-Smith Direct Connection Vortex FH
-Smith Gas Lock front sight
-SAGE collapsable EBR stock
-KAC rail covers
-Leupold M1/LR Illuminated Mil-Dot Scopr
-ARMS #22 high rings with the ARMS Tactical rail cap.

$$$$$$ Invested: Approx. $6000.00 before tax. :shock:

AS you can see, the skies the limit for modifying/building an M14. :wink:

SKBY.

 

[mazzy]

how do u get these permits