Norinco M14 "M305A" 18.6" 7.62x39 (Non-Restricted) has arrived in Canada
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No! No more cool stuff until I catch up with my current list of must haves! ;p Ugh. At least this won't set me back 2.5k like the mpx.
Agree with the comment on the banana mags looking a little odd. Some ar/xr 10 rounds would look nice though I bet.
Any chance of these fitting an Sage EBR or Blackfeather chassis?
Cheers,
Armand
Agree with the comment on the banana mags looking a little odd. Some ar/xr 10 rounds would look nice though I bet.
Any chance of these fitting an Sage EBR or Blackfeather chassis?
Cheers,
Armand
- Location
- A little North of Kamlooky
Will that fit in a Sage EBR chassis? Would make for a uber cheap shooting ebr.
Hightrailtracker
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Holy Chit... CQB rig or what? Cheep 7.62 x 39mm ammo? What's not to like??
Cheers,
Barney
Wouldn't it be a sucker to clean out the corossive residue after shooting the cheap ammo? If they are anything like my 18.6" m305, the bayonet lug is in the way of removing the piston from the cylinder, which makes it almost impossible to get out all the burnt powder residue.
We are proud to announced that the Norinco M305A in 7.62x39mm has arrived in Canada!!!
MSRP$856.79. SKU: M14-76239. Comes with two 5/30 magazine. Rife is non-restricted.
Somebody do a 100 yard comparison with the longer sight radius and we can put to bed the question of "is it the cartridge" or the short AK/SKS sight.
I want to like it but a cheaper SKS will do the same thing. Kudo's for someone bringing this into Canada. Just not my cup of tea.
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If you can run M14.ca stuff on it then I would say it's not futile. Dressed up it would look a lot nicer than a dressed up sks
I guess first question: Mag type and availability.
Second question: What is the weight
Third question: Is it the same footprint as the .308 M-305, or is it a shorter action
It looks really interesting and my first instinct says, "I want one," But it we are looking at uber expensive or hard to find mags, with a rifle that weighs the same as the .308 I'm not seeing a huge advantage other than cheaper ammo, and if you're buying non-corrosive or hunting ammo the savings disappear pretty quick.
Second question: What is the weight
Third question: Is it the same footprint as the .308 M-305, or is it a shorter action
It looks really interesting and my first instinct says, "I want one," But it we are looking at uber expensive or hard to find mags, with a rifle that weighs the same as the .308 I'm not seeing a huge advantage other than cheaper ammo, and if you're buying non-corrosive or hunting ammo the savings disappear pretty quick.
Nice.
