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Hi All,
I just acquired a very clean M1A that was made back in 1990 from a Gunbroker.com auction (supposedly built by Glenn Nelson in Columbus, Georgia? So says the lady @ Springfield Armory…). The serial number is 0575XX, and it's from the “Golden Era” of M1As. It’s happens to be a Super Match model, and being that, it came with a bedded oversized stock. It’s been a safe queen, and not been fired in who knows how many years. My problem is that I attempted to take out the trigger assembly, and it doesn’t want to budge. ??? I don’t want to force it out. Did they glass in the triggers on this era of rifle too? Thanks in advance. GI1
I just acquired a very clean M1A that was made back in 1990 from a Gunbroker.com auction (supposedly built by Glenn Nelson in Columbus, Georgia? So says the lady @ Springfield Armory…). The serial number is 0575XX, and it's from the “Golden Era” of M1As. It’s happens to be a Super Match model, and being that, it came with a bedded oversized stock. It’s been a safe queen, and not been fired in who knows how many years. My problem is that I attempted to take out the trigger assembly, and it doesn’t want to budge. ??? I don’t want to force it out. Did they glass in the triggers on this era of rifle too? Thanks in advance. GI1