SKU 257036
used excellent
Used Price
$1,875.99 In stock
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Product Information & Specs
Seller Description
MAKE: Springfield Armory
MODEL: M1A SOCOM 16
ACTION: Semi
CALIBER: .308 Winchester
FINISH: Blued
TYPE OF STOCK: Archangel
BARREL LENGTH: 16"
OVERALL LENGTH: 35 1/4" and 38 1/2"
PULL LENGHT: 11" and 14 1/4"
SCOPE: N/A
SIGHTS: N/A
NUMBER OF MAGS: 1
CAPACITY: 10+1
CHOKE TYPE: N/A
CASE: Pelican hard case
ACCESSORIES: Bipod
SERIAL #: 515547
ADDITIONAL DESC: A very good condition, difficult to find SOCOM rifle. The bore, chamber and muzzle crown are all clean and in very good condition. There are no signs the rifle was ever carried in the field. The round count is unknown and the best our gunsmith would guess was "very. very low." There was a little transfer of brass to the bolt face (fired a little), but the gas piston was surprisingly clean (fired very little). Sorry, but we do not have the original factory box, paper work, second magazine, scope mount, optic, ammunition, spent brass, reloading dies, cleaning kit, or any other tools or accessories for the rifle. While the rifle has been cleaned, lubed and inspected by our gunsmith (to include to gas system), it has not been test fired.
| UPC | ECOM00257036 |
| Caliber | .308 WIN/7.62MM NATO |
| Finish | BLACK |
| Capacity | 10 ROUNDS |
| Weight | NOT SPECIFIED |
| Action | SEMI AUTOMATIC |
| Barrel Length | 16 BARREL |
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