Polytech M1A

[eighteenninetytwo]

I have one of the Polytech M1A / M14 clones complete with plastic/ fiberglass upper handguard for heat dissipation. As I'm unlikely to be firing that much I was wondering if the available wooden handguards are interchangeable on this rifle.

May be chinese but I love this rifle - super accurate and runs well with any ammo.

[Sailormilan2]

[smle-man]

I have one my Polytech, fit just fine.

[tacticalcity]

I'm jealous. Nice rifle. Be sure to show us pics so we can drool and be even more jealous.

[67Cuda]

These Chinese clones are sacrilege. No way I could find any happiness owning one or shooting one. Just being honest.

[sigstroker]

Competition improves the product. Like you don't need a stupid muzzle brake in kali if you have the slotless non-flash hider.

[Dirk Tungsten]

These Chinese clones are sacrilege. No way I could find any happiness owning one or shooting one. Just being honest.

Maybe I should post my Norinco 1911 to see you blow a gasket, lol.

[Sir Toast]

Be careful. Those rifles had a tendency to go full auto if you rested the rifle on the magazine.

[Sicarius]

These Chinese clones are sacrilege. No way I could find any happiness owning one or shooting one. Just being honest.

The polytech has a forged receiver where the SA is cast... and possibly not in spec.
Kevin

[67Cuda]

I thought the weather man was joking when he said that I might run into snowflakes today. LOL

[smoothy8500]

Be careful. Those rifles had a tendency to go full auto if you rested the rifle on the magazine.

Total internet legend....

[Sailormilan2]

I'm jealous. Nice rifle. Be sure to show us pics so we can drool and be even more jealous.

Polytech Tanker and Polytech with Krieger barrel

[smle-man]

Polytech Tanker and Polytech with Krieger barrel

Nice!

[eighteenninetytwo]

What is the difference between forged polytech and cast SA receivers - can anyone elaborate please?

[smoothy8500]

What is the difference between forged polytech and cast SA receivers

No functional difference.... Some manufacturers use forgings, cast, or billet steel.