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''Combine the modularity of the EBR frame with the practicality of the .260 Remington cartridge to create a new breed of fighting rifle that truly puts the 'light' in 'Light Battle Rifle'.'' | ''Combine the modularity of the EBR frame with the practicality of the .260 Remington cartridge to create a new breed of fighting rifle that truly puts the 'light' in 'Light Battle Rifle'.'' | ||
| − | This is a '''two-step''' modification from the original weapon, which combines the effects of the ''' | + | This is a '''two-step''' modification from the original weapon, which combines the effects of the '''M1A LBR''' and '''M1A EBR Custom'''. |
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| Weapon, Class 1 | |
| Springfield M1A | |
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| Game information | |
| Category | Conventional rifle |
| Fire modes | Semi-auto |
| Caliber | 7.62x51mm NATO |
| Barrel length (inches) | 22 |
| Feeding system | Box magazine |
| +1 round in chamber? | Yes |
| Critical failure type | Failure to eject |
| Stock type | Fixed (S) |
| Weight (units) | 26 |
| Max condition | 9000 |
| Shop value / Rarity |  875 (Rarity 2)
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| Accessory compatibility | |
| Feeding | M14 magazines |
| Standard: | M14 20-round magazine |
| Muzzle | N/A |
| Standard: | None |
| Optics | N/A |
| Standard: | None |
| Underbarrel mount | N/A |
| Standard: | None |
| Lights | N/A |
| Standard: | None |
| Real world information | |
| Manufacturer | Springfield Armory, Inc. |
| Country of origin |  United States
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| Year | 1974 |
| "I don't have a witty description for this item yet." |
| — Hebizuka (quote written by Unknown) |
The Springfield M1A (also simply called M1A) is a 7.62x51mm NATO conventional rifle.
Maze Customs
This weapon can receive the following minor customization services:
- Rechambering: M1A LBR
- Tactical conversion: M1A EBR Custom
- Combination: M1A ELBR Custom
M1A LBR
An M1A converted to .260 Remington. The new caliber trades a minimal loss of performance for less recoil, and all without the need for new magazines!
Modifications:
- Caliber: Becomes .260 Remington.
M1A EBR Custom
The M1A EBR Custom kit replaces the M1A's old wood frame and stock with the EBR frame, made out of aluminium, steel and polymer. It features a retractable stock, a pistol grip, and long accessory rails. In addition, a threaded barrel is installed, for compatibility with standard muzzle devices. The bayonet lug is preserved, so that you may still attach a bayonet if you so desire.
Modifications:
- Stock type: Becomes Retractable (RS).
- Muzzle: Becomes Standard devices.
- Optics: Becomes NATO mount.
- Underbarrel mount: Becomes Long interface.
- Lights: Becomes 2x Long interface.
M1A ELBR Custom
Combine the modularity of the EBR frame with the practicality of the .260 Remington cartridge to create a new breed of fighting rifle that truly puts the 'light' in 'Light Battle Rifle'.
This is a two-step modification from the original weapon, which combines the effects of the M1A LBR and M1A EBR Custom.
Modifications:
- Caliber: Becomes .260 Remington.
- Stock type: Becomes Retractable (RS).
- Muzzle: Becomes Standard devices.
- Optics: Becomes NATO mount.
- Underbarrel mount: Becomes Long interface.
- Lights: Becomes 2x Long interface.
Other information
- Bayonet compatibility: M6 bayonet
