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M-14 without magazine?



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M-14 without magazine?

Yup. Particularly evil. It has a bayonet lug, and I bet it has that thing that goes up.



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M-14 without magazine?


Yep. Standard issue rifle of the US military from 1959 through the late 1960s, and continued on in limited use for years later.



 
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Yep. Standard issue rifle of the US military from 1959 through the late 1960s, and continued on in limited use for years later.


M-16 in boot camp July of 77, then at my first duty station I was issued the M- 14, mine had a synthetic stock. Hell we were still using the M-79 and the 106 recoilless rifle.
 
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He just wants his M-14.
 
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It would be pretty cumbersome to handle for drills, with all the quick reverses, snaps and twirls, with a magazine in it, let alone be shoulder-carried.
 
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Early version as well IIRC because of the vented handguard.


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I carried M1s in basic and Ft. Monmouth in 1961. Issued M14s without a select lever in Germany in 1962, and Viet Nam in 1965.


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We had armorys full of them on ships at least until 1999 when I was done. 20 years with them suckas!


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Yep, have three of them---well, M1A's anyway


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Yep, M-14. I carried one everywhere during basic and AIT in '67'. It was a beast and impossible to keep the barrel from rising during automatic fire.

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Still used at West Point for drill & ceremonies.


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