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Prestine Heel Stamped Polytech
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I have been trying to find the somewhat rare but becoming more rare "Rear Heel Stamped Polytech" I ran into a decent deal for what I thought was a moderately used heel stamped Polytech M14S. To my surprise the barrel is in unfired condition as well as everything else. The bolt face didn't even have a ring around the firing pin. So long story short I snagged the rifle ASAP. It has a USGI synthetic stock on it and a neutered flash hider that I am not sure are original to the rifle. It did come with a 30 or 40 round magazine (it is huge) that I will probably throw on PX. It also came with a USGI cleaning kit in the butt of the rifle. The beginning of the year seems to be the best time to shop. This is hands down the best looking Chinese M14 I have ever seen. And my 8th M14 of my collection sitting rightfully next to my other Poly and my heel stamped Norinco. M14 #9 is already in the works and will be my first personally built rifle. Looking like a good start to the year for me.
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Dont mind the grease it has been cleaned up. It was somewhat excessively slathered on.
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Dont mind the grease it has been cleaned up. It was somewhat excessively slathered on.
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Thanks for the lesson.And the crappy polytech even did pretty well at 1000 yards. 24inch round steel plate 4 hits out of 10 and all the misses were within a foot or so around the target. Pretty good if you ask me. (its the one in the middle. The one on the left is my SA M1A Standard, and the one on the right is my Mini 14 which did well at 400)
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And my uncles polytech did well at 1000 yards as too. Not sure how may he landed but he was happy it was more than a few for sure. He shot many more rounds than me too. His Polytech has a SA green composite stock. (its the m14 on the middle bench #18) And my cousin on the far bench to the right also landed hits at 1000. He has a SA M1A standard in walnut.
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