Smith Enterprise built M1A MK14 ALL GI.
Sage Navy SEAL Gray EBR Chassis
Sage Optic Platform
Springfield Armory Pre-Ban 5-line receiver
SEI Med-Heavy 1/10 18.5” salt bath nitride MH80 heat treated barrel, SEI extended bolt release, SEI tuned Trigger, SEI modified Flash hider, Sadlak magazine release, Hooded match rear sight, Harris Bi-pod, 3-20 round magazines.
This is NOT JUST a stock M1A dropped in a SAGE chassis.
Just to add a little about Smith Enterprise, they are a DOD contractor that helped with development of the MK 14 for the Navy Special Warfare Unit and the US Army M39 EMR.
SAGE worked directly with SEI, other contractors, along with the Army and Navy. In the end that program took about 5500 inventoried rack grade M14’s through that contract. SEI did not do them all but did contribute and continues to fulfil current contract obligations. SEI weapon systems provided to the US military have seen extensive combat operations in Iraq and Afghanistan since early 2010. So, taking a stock M1A to meet and exceed those contract requirements isn’t cheap.
That’s right kids. This rifle checks every box.
About 100 rounds down the pipe.
Need to see your valid GADL and current GA carry permit. MIGHT CONSIDER TRADE BUT IT HAS TO BE GOOD!!!
Sage Navy SEAL Gray EBR Chassis
Sage Optic Platform
Springfield Armory Pre-Ban 5-line receiver
SEI Med-Heavy 1/10 18.5” salt bath nitride MH80 heat treated barrel, SEI extended bolt release, SEI tuned Trigger, SEI modified Flash hider, Sadlak magazine release, Hooded match rear sight, Harris Bi-pod, 3-20 round magazines.
This is NOT JUST a stock M1A dropped in a SAGE chassis.
Just to add a little about Smith Enterprise, they are a DOD contractor that helped with development of the MK 14 for the Navy Special Warfare Unit and the US Army M39 EMR.
SAGE worked directly with SEI, other contractors, along with the Army and Navy. In the end that program took about 5500 inventoried rack grade M14’s through that contract. SEI did not do them all but did contribute and continues to fulfil current contract obligations. SEI weapon systems provided to the US military have seen extensive combat operations in Iraq and Afghanistan since early 2010. So, taking a stock M1A to meet and exceed those contract requirements isn’t cheap.
That’s right kids. This rifle checks every box.
About 100 rounds down the pipe.
Need to see your valid GADL and current GA carry permit. MIGHT CONSIDER TRADE BUT IT HAS TO BE GOOD!!!
