For Sale: M14E2 rifle

bumpkin · Sep 14, 2011

Semiautomatic M14 with Armscorp receiver. I built this rifle in the mid-1980s using all USGI parts and with a new TRW "ZG" bolt. It is set up as an M14E2 with an E2 birch stock, E2 bipod, an E2 stabilizer, and comes with two NOS "W" magazines. I bought the receiver & parts kit from Armscorp, the E2 stock & E2 bipod & E2 stabilizer from Sarco back in the days when they sold new USGI parts like this. The rifle is a safe queen and is just like new, round count is maybe 100. $2500 or make offer.

http://www.hypertools.com/M14/M14leftrear.jpg

http://www.hypertools.com/M14/M14rightsideonbipod.jpg

http://www.hypertools.com/M14/M14selectornotch.jpg

bumpkin · Oct 3, 2011

Still available.

bumpkin · Oct 12, 2011

Still available.

Roger k · Jan 1, 2012

If you still have it,I will take it. Thanks RK.

madcratebuilder · Jan 2, 2012

Roger k said:
If you still have it,I will take it. Thanks RK.

That's a good deal if it checks out usgi.

bumpkin · Feb 14, 2012

Yes, the M14E2 is still available. I just found the correct sling for it.

sgt 0311 · Mar 2, 2012

Surfing the web I found your ad for this very fine looking E2. Is it still for sale?

bumpkin · Mar 2, 2012

Yes the M14E2 is still available. PM sent.

dustoffmedic · Mar 2, 2012

Nice looking stock on that .Who did the work on it... Thank you sir

bumpkin · Mar 2, 2012

Thanks for your interest dustoffmedic. See the first post of this thread for a brief description of the rifle.

I have built three M14s using a barrel vise & receiver wrench that a machinist friend built for me. The first one used a Smith Enterprises receiver - I still have that rifle. The second was this Armscorp M14E2. The third was a Springfield Armory M1A1 which went to my machinist friend.

This E2 stock from Sarco took some sanding and then a coat of boiled linseed oil. Wood-to-metal fit was good from the get-go - no extra cutting was required. Somewhere I probably have the Sarco receipts for the stock & bipod & stabilizer.