Springfield Armory M1A Standard Issue .308 Win, 22" Carbon Steel Barrel, Walnut Stock, MA9102
This Springfield Armory M1A Standard Issue is a recent-production example (manufactured between 2021 and 2024) that pairs the classic M14-pattern operating system with a 22" carbon steel barrel and walnut stock. It features iron sights with a National Match 0.062" front blade, a threaded muzzle with flash suppressor and bayonet lug, and the traditional two-stage trigger. Receiver heel is marked "US RIFLE M14 / SPRINGFIELD ARMORY (R)" and it accepts M14-pattern detachable magazines.
Condition
Overall Condition: Very good condition, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use.
Bore Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: The rifle shows a few minor scratches and small blemishes from light handling. Surfaces present cleanly throughout.
What's Included
- 1x 10-round steel M14-pattern detachable box magazine
- Springfield Armory M1A-branded soft rifle case
- Owner's manual
Designated as the Standard Issue configuration (MA9102), this M1A uses the proven semi-automatic, gas-operated, rotating-bolt action derived from the M14 platform. It is chambered in .308 Winchester and accepts M14-pattern detachable magazines, offering a 10+1 capacity as configured.
The 22" carbon steel barrel is threaded and fitted with a flash suppressor, and the rifle retains a bayonet lug. Barrel twist is 1:11 RH to stabilize a broad range of .308 Win projectiles.
Sighting is classic and precise: a National Match 0.062" front blade is paired with the M14/M1A aperture rear sight, with windage and elevation knobs for repeatable adjustments. A crisp two-stage trigger supports consistent shot control.
The rifle wears a walnut stock with a straight-comb profile, integral sling swivels, and a left-side front sling loop. A GI-style polymer top handguard completes the traditional look. Length of pull is 13.5", overall length is 44.33", and unloaded weight is 9 lb 3 oz.
Built by Springfield Armory, Inc. in Geneseo, Illinois, the steel receiver is heel-marked with the correct M14 legend. This example reflects the current production era while staying true to the M14 pattern's standard gas system and handling characteristics.