I have zero experience with the new "chassis" stocks but from what I understand they can match/approach a glass bedded match stock. You'd also need to run the better ammo to see the difference. Expect 2-4" groups at 100.įor anything consitently more accurate than that you'll likely need a rifle bedded to the stock and a unitized or at least shimmed gas system. My beliefs if you're only shooting surplus then a battle rifle with standard USGI or equivalent commerical barrel, unbedded, unscoped is sufficient. It has a Sadlak NM spring guide that works with all the other components in this upgraded model to enhance accuracy, performance and reliability. It come with a bayonet lug just like the M14 issue.Ħ.
It has an LRB match flash hider especially made to enhance accuracy. The rear sight is a standard rear military sight which is perfect compromise for a field rifle with match front sight.ĥ. It has a National Match front sight for precise aiming. The medium weight barrel does not add that much to overall weight.Ĥ. Barrel features: chrome moly 1:12 twist, 4 groove, short chamber, unchrome, parkerized finish and it shoots like a house afire. New manufacture by Criterion Barrels for LRB using the original Saco blueprint #9345206 dated 81-06-20. It has an upgraded custom LRB/Sako MEDIUM WEIGHT NM barrel, which is the reproduction of the classic Saco-Lowel medium weight national match barrel used by the US Military on XM-21 and M14-NM rifles. It locks the receiver and provides greater accuracy, and it won't change POI with humidity or time. It has a fiberglass military stock which is tough as nails. The LRB bolt is hammer forged and machined to match or exceed mil spec.Ģ. This rifle comes with several upgrades from the standard rifle and it shoots like a "tricked out" match rifle.ġ. These are high quality bolts made to mil spec.It is one of these (This exact spec, I bought it from Wideners)
We also have a limited number of Bula forged bolts available. LRB bolts are made to the same high standards as GI parts with a fit in most receivers similar to that found in TRW bolts. Therefore, we are now using LRB forged bolts in most of our builds. This allows mounting a much wider veriety of optical accessories. GI bolts have become overly expensive and in very short supply. We now offer the new LRB long scope mount rail for the M25 receiver. This is a great improvement over conventional M14 scope mounts at a cost that will save money when compared to buying a seperate mount. The M25 receiver incorporates a Picanniny MIL-STD-1913 scope mount rail rather than a provision for a side mount as found on the standard M14 receiver. Rear lugged receivers remain a special order item, but LRB Arms will keep the wait time at a minimum. LRB Arms has notified us that while their back log of receiver orders is now cought up and they are shipping both M14SA and M25 receivers, however they are experiencing delivery delays due to the high demand.
#LRB M14 SPORTER ISO#
These will truely last a lifetime and then some! LRB Arms receivers are now being produced on brand new CNC machinery that has brought their standards up to ISO 9000 requirements and will soon make it much easier to meet the demand for these fine receivers. They are as close to military specifications as can be made and the hot hammer forging process results in the strongest receiver available. The new production LRB Arms M14SA receivers are the best commercially produced receivers we have seen to date.
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