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Springfield M1A Loaded 308 With Black Composite Stock (New York Compliant)

If you have been searching for a semi-automatic rifle that balances classic battle-proven heritage with modern reliability, the Springfield M1A Loaded 308 with Black Composite Stock (New York Compliant) deserves a hard look. This is not just a range toy; it is a working rifle built for those who demand accuracy and durability without the hassle of non-compliant features. Whether you are a seasoned shooter or a serious collector, this model from Springfield Armory brings the legendary M14 platform into a package that respects state regulations while keeping performance front and center.

Overview

The Springfield M1A Loaded 308 with Black Composite Stock (New York Compliant) is a purpose-built variant of the iconic M1A design, tailored specifically for shooters in restrictive states. It retains the robust gas-operated action and the hard-hitting .308 Winchester chambering that made the M1A a favorite among marksmen and law enforcement. What sets this model apart is its compliance with New York’s strict firearms laws: it ships with a fixed, non-detachable magazine and a muzzle brake that is pinned and welded to meet overall length requirements. The black composite stock is both lightweight and weather-resistant, giving you a solid grip in wet or cold conditions without the weight of traditional walnut. This is a rifle that does not compromise on shootability while staying within legal boundaries.

Features & Specs

Springfield Armory has loaded this M1A with features that matter on the range and in the field. The 22-inch carbon steel barrel is forged and air-gauged for consistent accuracy, and it is paired with a full-length Picatinny rail on the receiver for mounting optics. The trigger is a two-stage military-style unit with a crisp break, and the rear sight is fully adjustable for windage and elevation. Here is a quick breakdown of what you are getting:

• 22-inch, 1:11 twist carbon steel barrel with a pinned and welded muzzle brake for NY compliance
• Black composite stock with a steel buttplate and sling swivel studs, ready for bipod or sling attachment
• Fixed 10-round magazine (non-detachable) to meet New York SAFE Act requirements

For those who appreciate the details, the bolt is machined from a forged billet and is chrome-lined for corrosion resistance. The entire action rides on a precision-ground receiver, and the rifle comes with a standard M1A operating rod and spring assembly. This is a factory-built firearm, not a modified afterthought, so you get Springfield’s warranty and quality control from the start.

Who It Is For

This particular Springfield M1A Loaded 308 with Black Composite Stock (New York Compliant) is built for the shooter who lives in a restrictive state but refuses to settle for a neutered rifle. It is ideal for the hunter who needs a reliable .308 for deer or black bear at moderate ranges, and it works just as well for the competitive shooter in service rifle matches who needs a compliant platform. It is also a solid choice for the collector who wants a piece of American military history adapted for modern legal landscapes. If you are someone who values a rifle that shoots as good as it looks, and you need it to be legal in New York, this is your rig. It is not a safe queen; it is a tool meant to be shot, cleaned, and shot again.

Shipping & FFL

This rifle will ship to your chosen Federal Firearms License (FFL) dealer within the contiguous United States. Please note that due to its New York compliant configuration, it may not be legal in all states, so verify your local laws before ordering. When your order is placed, we will contact you to confirm your FFL’s information, and we require a signed copy of their license on file before shipment. Standard shipping times apply, and signature is required upon delivery. You are responsible for any transfer fees charged by your FFL. This is a firearm, not a toy, and we take compliance and safety seriously. Do not attempt to modify the magazine or muzzle device, as doing so may violate federal and state laws.