The U.S. Rifle, Cal. 7.62MM M-14 Operation And Cycle Of Functioning (1960)

[1leggeddog]

Watching this from start to finish only makes me want to buy one even more.

LOTS of intimate info on how this gun works. I swear, these old videos teach better then ANYTHING done today. There's something to be said about these old black and white vids.

 

[Juster]

I was admiring the ironing as much as anything. The Army are so much better at training than civilianland. Thanks for posting!

 

[Ardent]

Can't watch it yet but looking forward to it.

 

[300Spartans]

This one's been posted a few times before, but thanks for putting it up again anyways.

Here's another one that deserves a repost:

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[infidel29]

this video is what inspired me to get my first m14. now I love the rifle more than any other I own.

 

[frykasj]

I know this isn't battle rifle related, but the M16 video is pretty good too...

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[hammertime66]

great vid thx for sharing

 

[sunray]

"...get my first M14..." And you still don't have an M14. M305's, Polytech's and M1A's are nothing like a real M14. Close though, but the innards are totally different.

 

[45ACPKING]

"...get my first M14..." And you still don't have an M14. M305's, Polytech's and M1A's are nothing like a real M14. Close though, but the innards are totally different.

Kinda like the difference between the CGN Sunray and a real nice fuzzy warm bright and cheerful ray of sunshine.... Close enough, but the innards are completely different LOL

It's okay sunray, I only tease folks that can take it

 

[300Spartans]

"...get my first M14..." And you still don't have an M14. M305's, Polytech's and M1A's are nothing like a real M14. Close though, but the innards are totally different.

Spelling and grammar count!!! **snicker**

 

[tabernac]

First time poster and this is what I learned from this video:

1. Old 60's graphics rule!!!
2. Soldiers in the 60's fired from the hip.
3. I want that working model of the rifle.