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Springfield M1A Scout Squad - $1277

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that is actually a great price; they call the m1a the rich mans rifle!

Only one left damn. Next month I will be in the market for a new 308 and the M1A is still a favorite...also considering a Savage Precision...decisions, decisions.

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Only one left damn. Next month I will be in the market for a new 308 and the M1A is still a favorite...also considering a Savage Precision...decisions, decisions.

I have both rifles. M1A is lots more fun. Savage Carbine is great for putting holes close to one another. If you don't reload, you can use cheaper ammo in the M1A since it's not quite a MOA gun anyway. I use irons on mine anyway.

irons are great! the m1a/m14 rifle are actually one of the best sets of iron sights in the world

irons are great! the m1a/m14 rifle are actually one of the best sets of iron sights in the world

 

Agreed. I was plinking steel at 200 yards with Lunker's M1A Scout with the iron sights - it was so easy to hit.

When I get a M1A it will have match sights on it and will be close to a grade rifle. I have no problems with irons...I use them well when shooting 300 yards during service rifle comps. However, when a head shot is necessary, nothing beats using good glass.

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