Bula Defense M14 Paratrooper Rifle- 19.25" Mod GI Barrel
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Bula M14 Paratrooper Rifle Features
Model M14 Paratrooper
Made in the USA with mainly Forged parts
Built using Original USGI Blue prints
Only Forged M14 production rifle available
308 Winchester / 7.62 x 51 NATO
Semi auto
19.25" barrel
Forged M14 receiver
Mil-Spec components
Gas operated
Piston driven
Walnut stock
Fully adjustable aperture style rear sight
USGI style flash hider
Bayonet lug
1:10" twist
41" overall length
Standard sling swivels
1-20 round magazine
The Bula Defense 19.5'' M14 Paratrooper rifle continues a legacy of a proven and long lasting design. The Paratrooper was created to offer a lighter and more compact model that was easier to maneuver in the jungles of Vietnam. This rifle brings many of those features in an extremely well built and solid platform. This rifle has a 19.25" barrel with a 1;10" twist, Forged Mil-Spec components, Forged M14 receiver and is gas operated and piston driven. If you are looking for a precision machined and rock solid Paratrooper rifle than this is for you. Bula Defense was established in 1973 and is the only company offering a Forged M14 based on Original Military drawings. Bula does their forging machining in house utilizing state of the art CNC equipment . This Bula combination yields a much stronger rifle than other models that are based on Cast component and modified designs. They also provide M14 parts to the Dept of Defense to help keep existing Military M14 rifles in service.
Features: Bula Defense forged M14 receiver with forged MIL-SPEC components; gas operated, piston driven, semi-automatic action; traditional American walnut stock; fully adjustable aperture style rear sight; one (1) 20 round box magazine included; two (2) standard sling swivels, and USGI style flash hider with bayonet lug.
