Springfield Armory M1A Scout Squad 7.62 NATO Rifle - 18"

The Springfield Armory M1A Scout Squad is a semi-auto recreation of the original M14 military issue rifle from 1959 to 1970 with a few changes. The semi-auto M1A was first introduced in 1974, so civilians could get their hands on this popular design. Now Springfield Armory has resurrected this popular rifle by building it for a variety of different roles whether you want a short SOCOM model or a Super Match for competition use. The Scout Squad version takes a more modern approach with the 18” blued barrel chambered in .308 Winchester. Additionally, the Scout Squad rifle features a forward mounted picatinny rail for mounting a long eye relief scope for fast and easy target acquisition without losing situational awareness. The muzzle brake effectively reduces muzzle rise for faster follow up shots. With a 10-round detachable box magazine and two-stage trigger, this modern battle rifle will be great for collectors who like to take their rifles to the tree stand or the range.

Features:

• 18” carbon steel barrel chambered in .308
• 1:11 RH 6-groove twist rate
• Blued barrel
• Parkerized magazine
• Black polymer stock
• National Match front and rear sights
• Windage and elevation adjustable
• Match grade 2-stage trigger
• Forward mounted picatinny rail for scout scopes or red dots
• Muzzle brake
• Includes one 10-round magazine

The Springfield M1A Scout model also comes with the National Match Iron sights to allow for precise adjustments and accurate shooting at long ranges. The front sight blade is a .062” width and the rear aperture is .069” with windage and elevation adjustments. If you are looking to improve your collection, the Springfield Armory M1A Scout is the rifle for you.

Springfield Armory is one of the largest and oldest firearms manufacturers in the world. After resurrecting some of America’s most treasured, historically significant firearm designs, the M14, M1 Garand, and M1911, Springfield Armory has expanded its line of firearms to include modern sporting rifles and polymer pistols. Springfield armory may have started in 1777 but they are as relevant as ever today with their increasing line of innovative concealed carry handguns.