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zanjero
Member Posts: 13 (7/2/02 11:05:34 pm) Reply | Edit | Del All norinco or polytech -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- i just bought a norinco or polytech M-14s, cant seem to find anyone who can tell me how to identify which it is. all i can find on it is the importers stamp on the barrel, and the serial # 93xx guess it is a small number not sure how many were imported. and also curious about whether it is pre or post ban. The Opera ain't over, till the Fat Barrel sings! Tac401 Administrator Posts: 5142 (7/3/02 12:08:28 pm) Reply | Edit | Del Re: norinco or polytech -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What does the writing say on the receiver? Look on both sides and on the back portion, does it say anything anywhere on the receiver besides the serial#? Do you have any pictures of it? Is there a bayonet lug and or is the flash suppressor vented or non-vented? TFF VMBB Email Tac jeeper1 V.I.P. Member Posts: 286 (7/3/02 11:46:03 pm) Reply | Edit | Del Re: norinco or polytech -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I just looked at mine and the name and serial number is to the rear of the rear sight on the top. Mine has a 3 digit serial number 006XX. The Curio and Relic Firearms Forum To err is human. But to really screw things up you just about have to have a computer. zanjero Member Posts: 14 (7/4/02 11:15:38 am) Reply | Edit | Del Re: norinco or polytech -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- other than the importers stamp on the barrel,which isnt real clear can make out CAI, there is nothing but the serial number on the left side of the receiver, #930x , nuffin to the rear of the rear sight, nuffin to the right side. the stock has had the selector switch hole filled in. parkerized finish on metal. no flash suppressor. The Opera ain't over, till the Fat Barrel sings! LIKTOSHOOT *TFF Senior Staff* Posts: 5312 (7/4/02 11:29:03 am) Reply | Edit | Del Re: norinco or polytech -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Century Arms cobble gun with Norinco/Poly parts on their receiver. LTS Tac401 Administrator Posts: 5184 (7/4/02 1:24:14 pm) Reply | Edit | Del Re: norinco or polytech -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Yep, LTS nailed it for sure! TFF VMBB Email Tac zanjero Member Posts: 15 (7/5/02 12:53:27 am) Reply | Edit | Del Re: norinco or polytech -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- oh oh! The Opera ain't over, till the Fat Barrel sings! jeeper1 V.I.P. Member Posts: 289 (7/5/02 8:42:45 am) Reply | Edit | Del Re: norinco or polytech -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I should have mentioned that mine is a Polytech m14s. The Curio and Relic Firearms Forum To err is human. But to really screw things up you just about have to have a computer. zanjero Member Posts: 16 (7/5/02 9:36:45 am) Reply | Edit | Del Re: norinco or polytech -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- hmm, were the century recieivers good or bad? i am hoping i dont have a reciever that explodes after the 601st round, i already shot 600 thru it. didnt see any booby traps or punji sticks hmm, got me thinkin of the Carlos Hathcock " WhiteFeather " $4,000 dollar one now! The Opera ain't over, till the Fat Barrel sings! Edited by: zanjero at: 7/5/02 10:44:38 am Tac401 Administrator Posts: 5196 (7/5/02 1:42:39 pm) Reply | Edit | Del Re: norinco or polytech -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CAI's receivers are usually investment castings I beleive, as are the Garands with new receivers out there now, I don't know what the strength in the metal would be but you may want to ask that question in our Tech forum where it will get specific attention. Hope this helps!
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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: kodiak island, ak
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i bought a poly tech m14s last year, it shot great, too high though, even after adjusting the sight all the way. anyway mine came in a poly tech box, marked m14s on the left side of rec. fake f/s. it was a poly for sure from everything i read. from what i understand norinco bought poly out and their rifles were manufactured with no f/s, infact they were silver soldered to prevent anyone to be able to us their threads. hope it helps. i sold mine after reading horror stories about them, check fulton armory's page
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: SF, South Dakota
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I got me a Federal Ordinance M14S a couple of weeks ago. Nice gun, if you don't want an M1A, I would look for one of them.
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