Springfield Armory M1A Scout Squad 7.62/308 Sand/Blk Flag - Blue/Black, 18" Barrel, 10 Rounds

Questions & Answers

• Q: Is this legal in NJ?

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  • Asked 10/18/2019 17:29 by Eugene P

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  yes it is NJ legal ✘Semi-automatic rifles that are capable of receiving a detachable magazine and has at least ​two​ of the following features: 1. Folding / telescoping stock 2. Pistol grip 3. Bayonet lug 4. Flash suppressor 5. Threaded barrel 6. Grenade launcher However I suggest that you verify this with your LOCAL FFL holder as he would be the one doing the transfer paperwork

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• Q: Bought the gun and love it. But all scopes I tried end up too far from eye sight, rendering the scope useless. Any suggestions?

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  • Asked 10/02/2019 09:49 by sergio s

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  You are going to want to find a "Long eye relief" scope, or a "scout scope". As the pic rail is set in front of the breech on this Scout model, using scopes with typical eye relief will be unusable. The Vortex Crossfire is a good "Low Cost" offering, and many other major brands such as Leupold and Burris making them as well. Again, make sure they are "long eye relief", 7" +. Of course you can use an optic such as a red dot, but will sacrifice magnification...

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• Q: Are these stamped or milled receivers?

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  • Asked 08/14/2019 03:25 by Robert G

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  Robert, current M1A receivers are made from precision investment cast AISI 8620 alloy steel.

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• Q: Is the Springfield M1A Scout New York state legal with the muzzle stabilizer?

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  • Asked 07/19/2019 08:24 by Bruce G

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  Bruce, Too many restricted features to be shipped to New York. See restrictions here-------https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/feeds/state_reg/new_york_restrictions.pdf

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• Q: I'd like one of these for range fun, but would also use it for hunting deer & hogs. Having a non-ported version would be of interest.

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  • Asked 05/08/2019 20:04 by Greg W

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  Greg, I do not own one, but a buddy of mine replaced the "proprietary muzzle stabilizer" brake with a National Match slotted muzzle brake no problem. So it can't be that tough.

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• Q: Is this a color photo? Is the gun stock red, white, and blue?

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  • Asked 04/01/2019 13:50 by LANCE D

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  No, Lance, it is not red, white and blue. It is a 'subdued' flag pattern, black and Sand tones. Much like the American Flag US military forces wear on their Battle Dress Uniforms.

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