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1. #Can you remove the muzzle break on a m1a socom cqb how to#
2. #Can you remove the muzzle break on a m1a socom cqb install#

Once hand tightened, you will then tighten it further with your screwdriver.

#Can you remove the muzzle break on a m1a socom cqb install#

You will now install the front screw and hand tighten it. Next, align the raised guides on the scope mount with the slots on the receiver. Then align the pin hole in the clip guide, and tap the new pin into the clip guide. Once this is done, tap the new mount guide into the groove. However, be sure not remove too much material. If the fit is too tight, carefully file on the new clip guide. Sorry, an error occurred and we could not sign you up. Next, install the new mount guide in the stripper clip guide groove, and check fitment. Next, using your mallet, drive out the stripper clip guide from right to left. Using the 3/32” punch, drive out the pin from the stripper clip guide from top to bottom. One of the first steps is removing the stripper clip guide of the M1A. Remove the trigger assembly, and then separate the barreled action from the stock. Let the bolt forward and turn the rifle over. Put the rear sight of the M1A in the lowest position.

#Can you remove the muzzle break on a m1a socom cqb how to#

I was installing an aluminum scope mount in the video above, so I will cover the main steps on how to install that particular one here.įirst, ensure that your rifle is unloaded and clear. The included instructions that come with your mount have a very detailed explanation on how to install. You don’t need a ton of tools to accomplish this project. This method works very well too and makes for an extremely solid attachment. The softer aluminum mount is hammered against the side of the receiver as it is being mounted. The steel mount locks into the receiver and once it is attached properly, it is rock solid. Volume 7: M1A Digital Magazine Table of Contents The slight increase in weight helps the rifle to be a little more stable in virtually every shooting condition and position. For my Loaded and National Match M1As I use the steel mount, because the added weight is always a welcome addition. I like my SOCOM 16 and Scout M1As to be quick, light and easy handling, so for them, I have installed the aluminum mount. Which mount do I prefer? It’s not a quick answer for me, as I have several M1As and each has a specific task. The Springfield Armory M1A scope mount comes with all the parts you need for the install.

I have each mount installed on a few different M1As and could not be happier with the quality and performance. They work great, whether you choose the steel or aluminum version (the latter of which I am covering here). My first response is, “Yes, you can absolutely mount a scope on an M1A.” And my recommendation is always the Springfield Armory scope mounts. I am often asked if an M1A can have a scope mounted on it, and if so, what kind of mount I recommend. Mounting an M1A scope mount is different than on other rifles, but well worth the effort.

But, if you don’t want to go the route of having a gunsmith do it for you, you can follow this handy guide (and matching video above) to do it yourself. Unlike the SAINT rifles with their integral strip of Picatinny rail atop the receiver, mounting a scope on the Springfield Armory M1A requires a few more steps.