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no pics of internal parts, I believe the gas system was M60 style, similar to what LaFrance has done with custom combo flash hide and muzzle brake. The receiver and bolt were made by Smith, new barrel, new national match sights, remainder were stock M14 parts. Here are a few pics of front end...

If you know how many guns you have, you don't have enough.

As always a great article by Dr. Dabbs. Anyone interested in this topic should read what in my opinion is the best in depth, first person account about flying Hueys in Vietnam: the 1983 best seller Chickenhawk by Robert Mason

I bought one of Smith's M14K's in the late 80s, it was a beauty, about the size of AR15 carbine. Greed got the best of me, paid $1100 sold it for $5200 about 10 years ago. I would estimate price of the build above about $7500 without optics and mag.

I like the article and have no disagreements, but I would like to make an arcane point concerning the author's reference to the 8×57 JS round. Most sources say this stands for German words Jaeger (Hunter). However, the J is not a J, it’s a capital I in Old Gothic script. Its an understandable...

concure, my custom 9mm STEN definitely cheaper than my beltfed

I live in Las Vegas and have used MkIII for several projects. They did great trigger jobs on a couple of old school S&W DA/SA pistols, and an older Browning HP. They also converted a older AR15 A2 with carry handle into a right on clone of Colt XM177e2. Price reasonable, time a few months as...

Since the 80s I have carried concealed crossdraw, mostly when working if I wasn't sitting at a desk, I was sitting in a vehicle drivers seat. The seat belt and shoulder harness connects next to the right hip in the drivers seat makes a crossdraw much more accessible compared to holster on right...

I have a SA 35 that I picked up at MSRP just by ordering one and waiting for it to show, about 5 months, got it in the spring of this year. When I was discussing the pistol with MkIII Firearms, they told me that in the first run of 5000 pistols some had problems with extraction and/or ejection...

I live in Las Vegas about a 3 mile drive from MkIII firearms. I started using them as my gunsmith about 7 years ago when my former guy moved out of town. I am very pleased with the work they do. They have rebuilt/repaired several vintage 1st, 2nd, and 3rd generation S&W DA/SA pistols, then they...