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06-29-2011, 05:52 PM
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Mr. 16 gauge,
There is a very BIG difference between Price and Value. The Illinois "Springfield Armory" has had a long run of very good and not so good rifles. Many local rifle match folks have tales to tell. I like the Illinois Springfield Arsenal products, but I have seen some rifles group well and others "also ran" and are not worth the hang tag. BEFORE anyone spends $2,000 for a "Match" Illinois M1A Rifle, I suggest the prospective buyer go to the local range and fire 50 rounds of Match Factory ammo and seek groups touted in the M1A Literature. I have seen it go both ways. Keep the very good and CULL out what the Springfield Armory WOULD NOT! NOT all Springfield Armory Match Rifles are such like, AMEN! Adamn
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07-02-2011, 05:36 PM
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Gil and Adam
Gil,
I was in your favorite gun shop today and saw that M1A rifle and it is a real beauty. Since it has been in the shop for a month and did not sell, the price came down a good bit. Not to worry, I set it back and will pick it up next week. I like a story with a happy ending. Adam, Any firearm may or may not be accurate and buying one is sometimes a crap shoot. From what I understand, Springfield stands behind their warranty. If a customer is dissatisfied, then trade it off and try again. If you are interested, I found another M1A for sale. Let me know. Take care... Joe
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