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M1A Loaded, national match barrel, adjustable gas plug, grenade launcher and sight, bayonet and scabbard, bipod, all the tools, mags, and a 1911 Mil-Spec and mags for good measure.

It's heavy as fuck, which is why it sank to the bottom of the lake so quickly. :(

M1A Loaded, national match barrel, adjustable gas plug, grenade launcher and sight, bayonet and scabbard, bipod, all the tools, mags, and a 1911 Mil-Spec and mags for good measure. It's heavy as fuck, which is why it sank to the bottom of the lake so quickly. :(
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Where did you get the technical manual?

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It came with the rifle, actually. Pretty cool, and my dad enjoyed knowing more about something than me. He recited parts of it.

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I would like to find one for my father. He like to claim he was the last group to qualify with the M14

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I've actually seen them all over. Fulton Armory is great for M14/M1A and Garand parts and accessories. This isn't exactly mine, but close. https://www.fulton-armory.com/m14-technical-manual.aspx

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Yeah, I qualified with the M14 in 1971 when I went through Boot Camp in San Diego. Now I own a Scout Squad and a SOCOM 16 CQB. I don't remember it being so heavy...