The M14 is an automatic rifle that was developed after World War II as a replacement for the M1 Garand. The model was used i.a. during the Vietnam War before being replaced by the well-known M16 model. The M14 rifle's caliber 7.62×51 mm NATO was considered unnecessarily coarse and the replacement caliber 5.56×45 mm NATO, was considered better in several respects. At longer distances, however, the coarse projectiles are more effective and the M14 came later, in various versions to serve as semi-automatic sniper weapons. The EBR is a modernized variant that is still used by military units today.
- FULL METAL
- 470 ROUNDS HI-CAP MAGAZINE
- FIRE MODE: SAFE, SINGLE SHOT AND BURST (3-ROUNDS BURST PROGRAMMABLE)
- ADJUSTABLE REAR AND FRONT SIGHTS
- ADJUSTABLE HOP UP
- RETRACTABLE STOCK WITH ADJUSTABLE CHEEK REST
- HIGH TORQUE LONG AXIS 18000RPM MOTOR
- BATTERY COMPARTMENT INSIDE HANDGUARD
- ETU AND MOSFET
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