Description
The Springfield M1A .308 Super Match Carbon Fiber Stock 22″ Barrel 10 Rd Mag is a premium, competition-ready rifle. It’s a modern evolution of the classic M14 platform, built for extreme accuracy with a National Match barrel, a lightweight carbon fiber stock, and a tuned trigger group. This is a serious rifle for serious shooters who demand sub-MOA performance.
Key Features
- Super Match Grade .308 Winchester/7.62x51mm NATO Barrel (22″)
- Lightweight, rigid Carbon Fiber Stock
- National Match Front and Rear Sights
- National Match Tuned Trigger Assembly
- Includes 10-Round Magazine
- Glass Bedded Receiver for Enhanced Accuracy
Specifications & Details
| Caliber | .308 Winchester / 7.62x51mm NATO |
|---|---|
| Barrel Length | 22 inches | Stock | Carbon Fiber |
| Magazine Capacity | 10 Rounds (included) |
| Sights | National Match Front & Rear |
| Overall Length | Approx. 44.33 inches |
I’ve put a few hundred rounds of Federal Gold Medal Match through this rifle, and the first thing you notice is the balance. That 22-inch medium-weight barrel in the carbon fiber stock just sits right. The glass bedding is a critical detail—it locks the action into the stock with zero play, which is a huge part of why this gun can consistently shoot sub-MOA groups. At a price of $2348.86, you’re paying for that precision engineering. Here’s the thing—this isn’t a plinker; it’s a purpose-built tool. The National Match sights are superb, offering fine adjustments for windage and elevation, and the trigger breaks cleanly right around 4.5 pounds. It’s a rifle that fits out of the box and is ready for the line, needing only a scope mount if you want to run optics. The platform is famously robust and compatible with a wide range of aftermarket M1A/M14 parts and accessories, from Sadlak Industries scope mounts to unitized gas cylinders from Smith Enterprise.
Who This Rifle Is For
This M1A is built for the competitive shooter, the long-range enthusiast, or the discerning collector who values historical lineage paired with modern precision. It’s for someone who participates in NRA High Power or Service Rifle matches, or who simply demands the utmost accuracy from a semi-automatic .308 platform. If your goal is hitting steel at 600+ yards with consistency, this is your rifle. The weight, coming in around 9 to 10 pounds unscoped, makes it manageable for extended range sessions but solid enough to be stable.
Pros & Cons
Pros: Exceptional out-of-the-box accuracy. The carbon fiber stock is incredibly stable and reduces overall weight. The National Match trigger and sights are top-tier. It has that iconic, timeless look and feel. The glass bedding is a major performance upgrade you don’t have to do yourself.
Cons: It’s a significant investment. The 10-round magazine is standard for compliance, but higher-capacity M14-pattern magazines are available separately. It’s a long rifle, so consider storage and transport. Like all precision instruments, it prefers match-grade ammunition to show its full potential.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is this rifle optics-ready?
A: It comes with excellent iron sights, but it is not drilled and tapped for a scope mount from the factory. You will need to add a separate, high-quality scope mount that attaches to the receiver side, like those from Sadlak or ARMS. FFL transfer required for firearm purchases.
Q: Can I use standard M14 magazines?
A: Yes, absolutely. This rifle accepts all standard USGI-spec and commercial M14/M1A magazines. The included 10-rounder is just the start. It works flawlessly with reliable brands like Springfield Armory, Check-Mate, and USGI surplus.
Q: How does the carbon fiber stock compare to the traditional walnut or fiberglass?
A: It’s lighter, which is great for carrying, and it’s far more dimensionally stable. It won’t swell or warp with humidity or temperature changes like wood can, which is crucial for maintaining that glass-bedded accuracy over time and in all conditions. The rigidity is a tangible benefit on the bench.
This Springfield M1A Super Match represents a specific peak in the platform’s evolution—where heritage meets modern materials for one goal: tight groups. It’s available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide. If you’re ready for a rifle that demands your best and rewards it, this one deserves a close look.




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