Hello all, here is today's article posted on TheArmoryLife.com. It is titled "A Warrior’s Armor: The M1A SAGE EBR Stock" and can be found at https://www.thearmorylife.com/a-warriors-armor-the-m1a-sage-ebr-stock/.
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Have you checked your registry for your state? If it’s on there as a permitted firearm I’d look into a FFL that does “Special Orders”. Then all you’ll have to do is find one for sale and have it transferred through your FFL of choice.Extremely Impressed
One question? I am a resident of New Jersey, I would like to purchase a M14/MA1 what is the procedure, process or method that I need to follow? I am a retired US. Army Veteran of 27 Years so I am not some gun happy kid. Please someone respond with some help and guidance. Thank You in advance for your response and information.
Awesome stuff, Kevin! I can't seem to find the trigger shoe in stock otherwise I would have added it to the build. Great photo! Lot's of legends in that picture.My EBR experience began in September of 2004 when I installed my Scout in a black chassis... that lead me to build and own many different M14s in just about every variant Sage offered, including a rare Navy Seal Gray 'Dot Matrix' chassis that I purchased from Andrew Clyde at Clyde Armory and still own. I met some great industry folks, and made some good friends along the way.
Here are just a few of the industry leaders I met at Shot Show 2011.
Little known fact: Dave Armstrong @Crane is the man that came up with the EBR design.
BTW, the M14 EBR trigger shoe is a must have item if you own one of these.
For more information, check out: The History and Development of the M14 EBR
- Kevin Young
As some of you are aware, I no longer use the EBR chassis - mine have been replaced by the Blackfeather RS out of Canada. The RS retains all of the EBR's capabilities & abilities to mount accessories, plus the RS has better recoil management with the HBA... it does this without the added weight associated with the EBR.
I just bought the Springfield M1A rifle has a solid walnut stock in 308 cal.Any ideas on a different stock that the guts will fit right into?Arcangle stock?Hello all, here is today's article posted on TheArmoryLife.com. It is titled "A Warrior’s Armor: The M1A SAGE EBR Stock" and can be found at https://www.thearmorylife.com/a-warriors-armor-the-m1a-sage-ebr-stock/.
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How would you compare these to your bullpup stocks, and can you still source them?My EBR experience began in September of 2004 when I installed my Scout in a black chassis... that lead me to build and own many different M14s in just about every variant Sage offered, including a rare Navy Seal Gray 'Dot Matrix' chassis that I purchased from Andrew Clyde at Clyde Armory and still own. I met some great industry folks, and made some good friends along the way.
Here are just a few of the industry leaders I met at Shot Show 2011.
Little known fact: Dave Armstrong @Crane is the man that came up with the EBR design.
BTW, the M14 EBR trigger shoe is a must have item if you own one of these.
For more information, check out: The History and Development of the M14 EBR
- Kevin Young
As some of you are aware, I no longer use the EBR chassis - mine have been replaced by the Blackfeather RS out of Canada. The RS retains all of the EBR's capabilities & abilities to mount accessories, plus the RS has better recoil management with the HBA... it does this without the added weight associated with the EBR.
Relocate out of NJ. You will be much more happy in a lot of ways.Extremely Impressed
One question? I am a resident of New Jersey, I would like to purchase a M14/MA1 what is the procedure, process or method that I need to follow? I am a retired US. Army Veteran of 27 Years so I am not some gun happy kid. Please someone respond with some help and guidance. Thank You in advance for your response and information.
Great article Mike thanks for sharing.Hello all, here is today's article posted on TheArmoryLife.com. It is titled "A Warrior’s Armor: The M1A SAGE EBR Stock" and can be found at https://www.thearmorylife.com/a-warriors-armor-the-m1a-sage-ebr-stock/.
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I reviewed the bull pup conversion a few years ago, here is the link.How would you compare these to your bullpup stocks, and can you still source them?
I'm still drooling and anticipating the day when I'll have the M1A with the walnut stock. I think it's absolutely beautiful.I just bought the Springfield M1A rifle has a solid walnut stock in 308 cal.Any ideas on a different stock that the guts will fit right into?Arcangle stock?Or the one above?
Easy conversion?
If you’re close to Kentucky I’ve got the place for you to find one, the last time I was there they had multiple M1A’sI'm still drooling and anticipating the day when I'll have the M1A with the walnut stock. I think it's absolutely beautiful.
If you want improved ergonomics and improved accuracy, the Blackfeather or Sage chassis stocks are the only way to go.I just bought the Springfield M1A rifle has a solid walnut stock in 308 cal.Any ideas on a different stock that the guts will fit right into?Arcangle stock?Or the one above?
Easy conversion?
Archangel is a great stock. However, it is rather heavy. Make sure you check out the specs and if possible handle whichever you are interested in. There is a lot to be said for actually handling before you purchase any stock. Also, be sure you know what the return policy is. There is nothing like finding out you are stuck with something you dont really care for.I just bought the Springfield M1A rifle has a solid walnut stock in 308 cal.Any ideas on a different stock that the guts will fit right into?Arcangle stock?Or the one above?
Easy conversion?