The Belgian FN FAL rifle, as originally manufactured in Europe, was produced using the metric system of measurement. One of the rarest FN FAL rifles was manufactured by the High Standard Corporation, Hamden, Connecticut in 1954.
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High Standard T48 7.62mm FN FAL Rifle Serial Number HS-1 Most are not interested in one-of-a-kind prototypes. The average military museum visitor is interested in seeing a rifle or handgun that was issued to them, their father or grandfather. I have asked this question of several museum curators over the years, and the answer is always the same. One might wonder why some of the more unique, one-off firearms are not on display. Only 16-percent of the museum’s collection is currently on exhibit. The Springfield Armory National Historic Site (Part II)ĭuring a recent visit to the Springfield Armory National Historic Site Museum in Springfield, Massachusetts, Small Arms Review was granted access to the area of the museum where weapons not on display are stored.
Goodluck on your bid! Poly Technologies, Inc. The rifle has a bit of wear but remains serviceable and with a little work should be ready for a day on the range. and distributed between 1988-89 in the U.S. This is a Chinese produced reproduction of the original M14-S that was made by the Chinese company Poly Technologies, Inc. Our Assessment: This Polytech M14-S is a semi-automatic rifle that takes. Overall the sling is in Very Good condition. The metal parts have some handling marks. The threading is still strong, but there is some mild operational wear. The sling is web green with black metal attachments. As with all previously owned firearms, a thorough cleaning may be necessary to meet your maintenance standards.īox Paperwork and Accessories: The rifle comes with an attached sling. Overall this rifle is in Very Good condition.įinish Originality: The action functions correctly. There appears to have been a marking on the operating rod which is obscured by the finish but otherwise the markings are clear. Notably, the left and right sides of the front band have dents and mainly the receiver has patches of discoloration. There are handling marks, scratches, and nicks. Overall Condition: The rifle retains about 75% of its finish. Overall, the stock is in Very Good condition.īore Condition: The bore is bright.
Notably, the left side of the stock in front of the bolt has some scratches, the bottom portion of the grip has a scratch and a screw is missing on the bottom of the forearm. There are handling marks, scratches and nicks. Stock Configuration & Condition/ Grip: The wood stock features a pistol grip, a straight comb, a steel buttplate with storage compartment and flip-up steel shoulder rest, and the factory sling swivel at the bottom of the forend and a fixed sling swivel at the rear. The body of the left knob is marked with numbers 2-11 with “W” “C” and “E” between 10 and 8, and “M” between 10 and 11. Sights/ Optics: The rear sight is a fully-adjustable aperture set between protective ears, the face of the right knob is marked “LEFT” twice between alternating curved arrows and “WCE” underneath one of the curved arrows. POLYTECH CHINA” and features the serial number “05473”. Markings: The left side of the receiver is marked “M-14S. Arrow_back Return To All Sold Items arrow_back Return To Sold "Other" Post-1900 American ArmsĪction Type: Semi-Automatic Rifle with detachable magazine (No Magazine is included)
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