Videos tagged with Super Match

This guide details the process of glass bedding an M1A rifle, a technique used on National Match, Super Match, and M21 models to enhance accuracy. The process involves removing wood from the stock, applying a release agent to the action, filling the voids with ACR glass epoxy, and allowing it to cure. Once hardened, the action is separated, excess material is cleaned, and the rifle is reassembled for a tight, one-piece fit between the action and stock, reducing slop and improving consistency.

This guide details the different types of butt plates available for the Springfield Armory M1A rifle, including metal flip-up and rubber recoil reduction models. Expert Rob Leatham explains their specific applications, from competition requirements for the Super Match to recoil management on scoped M21 variants and the historical context of the M14 A2 design. Proper selection and installation can enhance shooting comfort and performance.