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Why does the M14 have a bad reputation?
In 1939 the M1 Garand had been great, but even by 1947, the Soviets figured out that an open action was a bad idea. Carol Schuster of Vietnam magazine wrote this regarding the M14. The primary complaints were fragile receivers, malformed bolts, poor accuracy, and instability during automatic fire.
What made the M14 so bad?
Production of the M14 was plagued by problems, largely due to quality control lapses. Early in production there were heat treatment problems that led to sheared looking lugs and broken receivers.
Why are M14s so expensive?
True M14s are select-fire milsurp collectors items, making registered examples fairly rare and in high demand. That always drives the price up. M1A / semiautomatic M14 clones are priced about right for what they are, which is a full-power battle rifle in 7.62mm NATO.
How much does the average M14 cost?
Q1: What is the average price of an M14 rifle? A1: The average price for original military M14 rifles ranges from $20,000 to $50,000, while semi-automatic variants like the Springfield M1A can typically be found between $1,500 to $3,000.
Is the M14 just an M1 Garand?
M14 VS M1 Garand: The M14/M1A (Top) has a higher capacity, but many prefer the simple operation of the M1 Garand (bottom). At a glance, the M14 looks like a modern version of the M1 Garand. It still has all the charm of a classic battle rifle, but its upgraded features give it a contemporary flair.
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Why are M14 so expensive?
Rarity: Genuine M14 rifles are rare today, with many being retained in military arsenals or having been destroyed. The limited supply of transferable M14s contributes to their high market value.
Is the M14 rifle still in service?
The M14 was the last American battle rifle issued in quantity to U.S. military personnel. In 1967, it was officially replaced by the M16 assault rifle, a lighter weapon with a smaller 5.5645mm intermediate cartridge.