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I have a used february 1995 SAI M1A, with a variety of manufacturer parts. great. no problems. It is the 9106 model that came with the black synthetic stock.
This afternoon, I started refinishing the stock and began the process by bead blasting it and the handguard. When I got done, I noticed on the right rear side of the receiver where they had filled in the M14 selector switch. They did a really good job, but the bead blasting kinda scratched up the rest. I have lightly sanded it ahead of painting it a dark camoflage brown.
Now my thinking is that I have one of the good M14 synthetic stocks.
How much will I benefit from having the synthetic stock bedded and whom should I go too, to have it done?
thanks
KS Shooter
I have a used february 1995 SAI M1A, with a variety of manufacturer parts. great. no problems. It is the 9106 model that came with the black synthetic stock.
This afternoon, I started refinishing the stock and began the process by bead blasting it and the handguard. When I got done, I noticed on the right rear side of the receiver where they had filled in the M14 selector switch. They did a really good job, but the bead blasting kinda scratched up the rest. I have lightly sanded it ahead of painting it a dark camoflage brown.
Now my thinking is that I have one of the good M14 synthetic stocks.
How much will I benefit from having the synthetic stock bedded and whom should I go too, to have it done?
thanks
KS Shooter