M14 Receiver?

[Neal Myers]

Well, scratch Armscorp from the list; the owner died & they are no longer in business.

Neal

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[DeniAmin]

Well, scratch Armscorp from the list; the owner died & they are no longer in business.

Neal

Armscor makes recievers, not Armscorp of Maryland.
Fulton Armory sells receivers that one of their employees told me are Armscor manufacture. I have purchased two and they are very good quality. Absolutely no problems with assembling a rifle or funciton of the rifles.

[LeonardC]

Thanks M2HB. I can relate to having toys you haven't shot. I've got an Armscorp rec. with excellent TRW parts in the back of the safe I haven't shot. (My shooter gun has H&R parts.) If I had lots of $ I'd have the TRW parts stripped off and put on a LRB. Kind of the "best" as issued I could get...yea I know "Parts is Parts".

I've got some extra parts I've thought about putting together a M25, but wondered about the case issue.

Wish OB would send me some $ so I could spread it around.

[Danny]

Armscor makes recievers, not Armscorp of Maryland.
Fulton Armory sells receivers that one of their employees told me are Armscor manufacture. I have purchased two and they are very good quality. Absolutely no problems with assembling a rifle or funciton of the rifles.

Ok,
Let me see if I've got this story straight. The first Fulton Armory Receivers were of course made by Armscorp USA of Baltimore, MD. Now, the new ones I saw last year at the National Matches after Armscorp USA disappeared are really made by "Armscor" in the Phillipines?

Danny