I have been looking at and think i am ready to purchase a NY compliant non-threaded M1A. It is a loaded version but being non-threaded it has no flash suppressor and the front sight is moved back to about the 18" mark on the 22" barrel.
I question if the change in sight picture due to the front sight being 4" rearward is a big deal or if once i sight it in it will be something that is not even noticed?
I live in NY and the other option for a M1A is the dealer has to smith the rifle replacing the flash hinder with an dummy and weld it on which supposedly can be reversed by a smith if i can escape NY.
I question if the change in sight picture due to the front sight being 4" rearward is a big deal or if once i sight it in it will be something that is not even noticed?
I live in NY and the other option for a M1A is the dealer has to smith the rifle replacing the flash hinder with an dummy and weld it on which supposedly can be reversed by a smith if i can escape NY.