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Posted: 3/28/2007 11:00:38 AM EDT
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I have one current project that I am working on as far as rifles go, when that is done I am thinking about buying an LRB M14. Shoot me the pros and cons, guys..... |
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Sure, buy yourself a top shelf quality M1A! And, if you're going to utilize optics, you might consider the M25 receiver with integral rail. Cons: Lengthy wait time due to backorders and high demand. Pros: Rifle "lovingly" assembled with much attention to detail, and great personalized customer service. |
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To speed things up buy your M25 from SEI and have Ron build your rifle with an 18.0" or 22.0" medium heavy Crazy Horse barrel with the new M80HT   LRB M14SA Semiautomatic Receiver This is the finest commercial receiver currently available. After an extensive period of collaborative work over the past few years between Smith Enterprise, Inc. and LRB, the superlative LRB M14SA receiver is now better than ever. Forged and machined from 8620 steel. Available only as part of complete rifle build. Contact us for details. FFL Required. |
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Just do it, Once you have it in you hands, you'll never look back. I can honestly say I've never had any regrets buying mine. I guess depending on what you are ordering, you could be in for a very long wait. Personally I've got another standard receiver on order, I prefer the orginal config... but then again, I'm old Do it now, you'll be glad you did.  |
| Igot lucky on my LRB. I called them last year and they had two on hand: I had one of them a couple of days later. Due to stoopid laws, they had to send mine w/o a bayonet lug. They sent that in a seperate package. NY laws prohibits them from attaching a bayonet lug even on a gun they are shipping to a state where it is legal. Anyway, no big deal and it is a great gun. |
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