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- Why is TRW so popular? - M14 Forum
The TRW mystique is further strengthened by the growing pains suffered by Winchester and Harrington Richardson in 1960 and 1961 Overall, it is fair to say that TRW had the most trouble free production record of the four manufacturers
- What is the Best receiver? - M14 Forum
The TRW mystique is questionable to some degree Cryo any USGI receiver and it will be as good as a TRW is alleged to be I think we are splitting hairs I have had several smith billet semi receivers and they were very good, but not better than LRB In fact, I personally would take an LRB over a Smith semi billet The Smith is "msytique", that
- Do TRW parts really add value to an M1a? | M14 Forum
That's really about it OBJECTIVELY This is how the TRW mystique came to be about, except for the natural tendency of humans to glom onto an issue and run away with it As a collector hoarder of about 35 lbs of USGI M14 parts, I would not pay a penny more for TRW What IS important to me is that the parts are USGI NIW, or in un-issued condition
- OM-N trigger housing | Page 2 | M14 Forum
Some enthusiasts like the SA (U S Govt Springfield Armory) parts because they were the only USGI armory to produce the M14 Some like Winchester because of their historic background Some like H R And some like me are caught up in the "mystique" of TRW Some just enjoy good quality M14 parts wether USGI or commercial
- I have a rare opportunity to snag a Crazy Horse; worth it?
The SEI refurbished SA, Inc M1A rifle in the original post may or may not be a full blown M21A5-CIED clone Aside from the lack of select fire features and an optical device, the M21A5-CIED (over a commercial M21A5 clone) is a much improved product over the M
- Match conditioned M1 Garand vs. match conditioned M14
A Springfield National Match M1A is good to go out of the box for about $2k A super match is better, but not entirely necessary Getting a Garand to be really competitive is going to cost just as much, and there seems to be more of a mystique about it Go M1A and simplify it all
- PSL anyone. . . ? | M14 Forum
Some questionable sellers refer to the PSL as a "Dragunov" to boost the mystique They are not similar except visually The PSL is basically an enlarged and beefed-up AK A real Russian Dragunov is way over $10,000 at this point There are similar rifles produced in other countries as well
- Alleged Glenn Nelson M1A - M14 Forum
All I have heard about the mystique of Glenn Nelson builds, I’m surprised it has a ball bearing NM pinion instead of the real deal 3800 Posts before reset Reactions: mic52
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