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Polytech and Norinco "M14"
I have heard that certain of these Chinese rifles have faulty heat treated Receivers and Bolts and are unsafe to fire. Can anyone tell me if this applies to All of these Rifles or only to one of the two manufacturers, (Polytech or Norinco)? Thanks
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06-17-2009 12:17 PM
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AFAIK, there is no issue with the receivers. There have been postings about soft bolts, etc. I would do a search for postings on this subject by Gus Fisher and others w/ practical knowledge of the M-14/M-1A. Sincerely. BruceV.
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IIRC it's mainly an issue with the bolts, the receivers are forged.
Eli
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Fulton Armory Upgrade of Polytech M14/S For Newbies
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some people say they have a 'stigma' attached to them. (a stigma must be an extra part or something)
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Last edited by goo; 06-17-2009 at 02:27 PM.
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I have two of them. One is very accurate and the other, not so good.
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goo
I feel alot of that is crap.
I very happy with the one I used for a base NM build
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They're honest value in today's gun trading marketplace. You'll need a USGI bolt if/when you install a USGI barrel.
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I shot 3 K of cheap surplus through mine
Then I had it turned up
USGI Bolt/trigger group/Flash hider/rear sight
All the above very reasonable for the CMP
about 150 bucks
Douglas barrel
Freds stock
NM work by Roland Beaver
Below is me playing @ 600 with no pits
It will do better
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chicoms are probably harder to resell than american ones.