![]() ![]() The MSRP for the Springfield Armory M1A Tanker 308 Rifle sits comfortably at $1,987. My only gripe here is that they do not offer a Socom/Tanker specific manual but that really is not a big deal. One manual is an old-style thick government manual on the rifle since, in essence, this is the civilian M14 and then the other is Springfield Armory’s manual on the M1A in general. Inside the case are one ten-round magazine, chamber flag, cable lock, lube, and two manuals. Plenty of room for three magazines, a box or two of ammo, and a cable lock. A very nice soft case with magazine pouches inside of a large center pouch. The above photograph depicts what the rifle comes with. FRONT SIGHT– XS Post w/ Tritium Insert.Even though this firearm draws from something old and arguably outdated, it is not obsolete in its features. As I mentioned before this is a vintage homage of sorts and I say that cause it draws its inspiration from the prototype/experimental T-26 M1 Garand put into development for possible jungle and paratrooper usage. ![]() While Springfield Armory has a long history involving their M1A rifle line up, they obviously are curators of the past as well as of innovative production of long-standing iconic firearms. Love the idea of having a reliable time-proven and tested action along with some classy vintage style? Let us dive right into the M1A Tanker 308! SPECIFICATIONS: SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1A Tanker 308 Rifle I of course am referring to the obvious 308 elephant in the article, the Springfield Armory M1A Tanker 308 Rifle. I had the honor to review and handle a piece of history in that of the M1A action and also the comfort and maneuverability of a shorter barrel and compact and sturdy stock. ![]() I have to admit that I am a sucker for nostalgia and even tributes to nostalgia. ![]()
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