Thread: Norinco M305, M14 ?

Originally Posted by bismarck

I mostly shoot military surplus ammo and have had no any issue so far. It's quiet accurate too.
Make sure you grease your M14 and always keep the piston dry too!!

Read
http://www.independencearmory.com/do...structions.pdf


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What stripper clips are those? Cheers!

For what you pay for them are pretty good. As always, if you want the original and the best quality you pay the price.
$500 for a norinco compared to $3500 for a Springfield.

The norincos seem to get better groups the more rounds you fire and I'm shooting Iraqi ammo which ain't the best but still shoots ok groups. Quick groups of 3 inches or less. Will check again when I go to the range this week.

Much the same with the AR15's you can get. The gun city ones aren't as good as the DPMS or Colt ones but you get what you pay for.

Interesting...I'm about to be in the market for an M14/M1A or M305