ARTV Preview: The Springfield Armory M1A/M14 ; CrossBreed ST2 IWB Holster ; Springfield Armory M1911

Published on August 25, 2020
Duration: 3:54

This video provides an expert overview of the Springfield Armory M1A rifle, highlighting its legacy in NRA High Power Rifle Competition and its continued relevance. It also reviews the CrossBreed Hybrid ST2 IWB holster, emphasizing its comfort and retention features. Finally, it delves into the historical production of the Springfield Armory Model 1911 pistol.

Quick Summary

The Springfield Armory M1A rifle carries a significant legacy in NRA High Power Rifle Competition, renowned for its long-range accuracy. The CrossBreed Hybrid ST2 IWB holster offers comfort and secure retention through its hybrid leather and Kydex design. Historically, Springfield Armory began producing the Model 1911 pistol in 1914.

Chapters

  1. 00:03Introduction to M14/M1A
  2. 00:23CrossBreed Holsters for Concealed Carry
  3. 00:32Springfield Armory M1911 History
  4. 01:15Springfield Armory M1A Legacy
  5. 02:07CrossBreed Holster Review
  6. 02:49Springfield Armory M1911 Production

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the historical significance of the Springfield Armory M1A rifle?

The Springfield Armory M1A is a semi-automatic rifle with a strong legacy in NRA High Power Rifle Competition. It was designed for accuracy at long ranges and remains a popular choice for competitive shooters and on firing lines nationwide.

What are the key features of the CrossBreed Hybrid ST2 IWB Holster?

The CrossBreed Hybrid ST2 IWB holster is praised for its comfort and concealment. It features a hybrid design combining leather backers with hand-molded Kydex pockets for secure firearm retention, and its 'winged' design is widely recognized.

When did Springfield Armory begin producing the Model 1911 pistol?

The US Model 1911 pistol was adopted in 1911. Production at the US Springfield Armory commenced three years later, in 1914, following a requirement for Colt to provide schematics to ensure broader manufacturing capabilities.

Why was the M1A rifle designed for competition?

The M1A was developed by Springfield Armory specifically for NRA High Power Rifle Competition. Shooters desired its accuracy at long distances, making it a dominant rifle at events like the Camp Perry National Matches.

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