[PsiFox]

I just finished building my first M14 with some help from the nice people of Smith Enterprise and LRB Arms. The only place that I could find to order individual parts to complete my rifle was Fulton Armory.

Are there other places out there that make all the little parts you need to build a M14? How could I get special pricing if I want to continue building rifles? Where does everyone else go to get parts? Thanks for the help!

Justin
JPR

 

[Uncle Ethan]

Howdy- I'm new here too. I was hoping someone would have an answer on parts, as I have a early M-1A receiver/bolt that has been through a fire. I am just about ready to rebuild it, but I have to find a heat treater first. The receiver rockwell's out at annealed for the alloy. Funny thing is it is stronger than a WWII Garand receiver ARSENAL REBUILT even in the annealed condition. Newer steels are GOOD. I don't have an answer, but I'll keep hoping some of the older members will have some answers.

 

[MemphisMachinists]

http://m14forum.com/site-sponsors/ there are several good sources here.
http://www.brownells.com/ They have a schematic and just about every part for an M1a and a lot of tools
besides this check the PX here, I still look at ebay, gun shows, gun shops. pawn shops.
There is Gun broker.
If there is a one stop shop with all the best parts, at the best price I don't know where it is. Try to keep from spending too much on shipping. If there is a good buy on a particular part buy all you can. Combine orders and save shipping. Get to know prices, if there bis a good deal out there it won't be waiting around. I have to say I have been lucky with my parts purchases. I've got a few squirrled away now. GI1

 

[thebolt]

Numrich Gun Parts also carries a large number of parts. Numrich Arms has the parts listed under M14 parts.

http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Default.aspx

 

[MemphisMachinists]

Where do they put M1-a parts? I couldn't find any.

Numrich Gun Parts also carries a large number of parts.

http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Default.aspx

 

[thebolt]

Numrich Arms has the parts listed under M14 parts.

I will change my original post to reflect that information.