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SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1A NATIONAL MATCH Rifle Built by Charlie Maloney
SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1A NATIONAL MATCH Rifle Built by Charlie Maloney
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Guns International #: 102524461
Category - Springfield Armory Rifles - M1A
- Springfield Armory Rifles
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please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Fineline
Member Since: 8/24/23
First Name: Gus
Last Name: Cornias
State:
Delaware
Zip: 19975
Country: United States
Phone:
(410) 218-6425
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 20
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
Payment Methods: VISA/MC/DISCOVER
SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1A NATIONAL MATCH Rifle Built by Charlie Maloney
Description:
SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1A NATIONAL MATCH Rifle Built by Charlie Maloney. -Springfield receiver with all USGI parts, built in about 1993 by National Match Gunsmith Charles W. Maloney
-Full contact bedding. NM modifications to Gas Cylinder Flash Suppressor, Trigger group, NM sights, stock & fore end. M1a Laminated Fajen stock (with custom M1Garand butt), Laminated hand
guard. Fitted for bi pod attachment. Custom fitted recoil pad with Dead Mule recoil suppressor embedded in butt. Fulton Armory (Barnett or Criterion) Barrel, medium weight Match quality
barrel in 7.62 NATO (.308) Brookfield scope mount. Value would be in excess of three thousand dollars ($3,000). NOTE: This rifle could not be replaced in its current configuration, which
likely would INCREASE the value.
About the Armorer: Charlie Maloney
Originally from Roanoke, Virginia. I joined the Navy reserves while still in high school. By the time I graduated in 1965, I'd made Third Class Radioman, and immediately left for active duty. I did two tours to Viet Nam, where I was slightly wounded in a helicopter incident.
After leaving the military in 1968, I went to Virginia Commonwealth University, where I received a Bachelor of Fine Arts, and finished my MFA in 1976. I ended up in Baltimore because my wife at that time was from here, had a job, and I didn't.
In 1977, I founded Gunning Arts, Inc., and opened the Firing Pin Gunshop in Catonsville.
In 1981, while continuing to do private gunsmithing, I went to work as a civilian armorer for the DIO at Fort Meade, running the ordnance level maintenance shop for the post firearms. The following year, I went with the First Army Marksmanship Training Unit, apprenticed to the legendary Ray Parkinson, and took over as the Match riflesmith when he retired.
In January, 1984, the Army sent me to the Rock Island National Match School where I was that school's first Honor Graduate in BOTH the Rifle and Pistol. At the MTU, I built and maintained the NM rifles (which were used to win a lot of matches, including the 1984 and 1985 All Army Rifle Championships), traveled with the shooting team, taught match classes to First Army armorers, and built special weapons for other Army units and government agencys. I worked for MTU #1 till 1989, when the unit was moved to Fort Bragg. Almost immediately, I was snatched up by Clint McKee to do the National Match work for Fulton Armory. I was there full time for almost nine years till I took disability retirement.
Throughout all those years, I kept up my private gunsmithing business, and continue to accept a limited amount of work from old and new shooters.
SOLD
Rifle Caliber: .308 Winchester
Manufacturer: SPRINGFIELD ARMORY
Model: M1A
Serial Number: 068795
Description:
SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1A NATIONAL MATCH Rifle Built by Charlie Maloney. -Springfield receiver with all USGI parts, built in about 1993 by National Match Gunsmith Charles W. Maloney
-Full contact bedding. NM modifications to Gas Cylinder Flash Suppressor, Trigger group, NM sights, stock & fore end. M1a Laminated Fajen stock (with custom M1Garand butt), Laminated hand
guard. Fitted for bi pod attachment. Custom fitted recoil pad with Dead Mule recoil suppressor embedded in butt. Fulton Armory (Barnett or Criterion) Barrel, medium weight Match quality
barrel in 7.62 NATO (.308) Brookfield scope mount. Value would be in excess of three thousand dollars ($3,000). NOTE: This rifle could not be replaced in its current configuration, which
likely would INCREASE the value.
About the Armorer: Charlie Maloney
Originally from Roanoke, Virginia. I joined the Navy reserves while still in high school. By the time I graduated in 1965, I'd made Third Class Radioman, and immediately left for active duty. I did two tours to Viet Nam, where I was slightly wounded in a helicopter incident.
After leaving the military in 1968, I went to Virginia Commonwealth University, where I received a Bachelor of Fine Arts, and finished my MFA in 1976. I ended up in Baltimore because my wife at that time was from here, had a job, and I didn't.
In 1977, I founded Gunning Arts, Inc., and opened the Firing Pin Gunshop in Catonsville.
In 1981, while continuing to do private gunsmithing, I went to work as a civilian armorer for the DIO at Fort Meade, running the ordnance level maintenance shop for the post firearms. The following year, I went with the First Army Marksmanship Training Unit, apprenticed to the legendary Ray Parkinson, and took over as the Match riflesmith when he retired.
In January, 1984, the Army sent me to the Rock Island National Match School where I was that school's first Honor Graduate in BOTH the Rifle and Pistol. At the MTU, I built and maintained the NM rifles (which were used to win a lot of matches, including the 1984 and 1985 All Army Rifle Championships), traveled with the shooting team, taught match classes to First Army armorers, and built special weapons for other Army units and government agencys. I worked for MTU #1 till 1989, when the unit was moved to Fort Bragg. Almost immediately, I was snatched up by Clint McKee to do the National Match work for Fulton Armory. I was there full time for almost nine years till I took disability retirement.
Throughout all those years, I kept up my private gunsmithing business, and continue to accept a limited amount of work from old and new shooters.
SOLD
Rifle Caliber: .308 Winchester
Manufacturer: SPRINGFIELD ARMORY
Model: M1A
Serial Number: 068795
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Guns International #: 102524461
Category - Springfield Armory Rifles - M1A
- Springfield Armory Rifles
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Fineline
Member Since: 8/24/23
First Name: Gus
Last Name: Cornias
State:
Delaware
Zip: 19975
Country: United States
Phone:
(410) 218-6425
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 20
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
Payment Methods: VISA/MC/DISCOVER
SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1A NATIONAL MATCH Rifle Built by Charlie Maloney
Description: SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1A NATIONAL MATCH Rifle Built by Charlie Maloney. -Springfield receiver with all USGI parts, built in about 1993 by National Match Gunsmith Charles W. Maloney -Full contact bedding. NM modifications to Gas Cylinder Flash Suppressor, Trigger group, NM sights, stock & fore end. M1a Laminated Fajen stock (with custom M1Garand butt), Laminated hand guard. Fitted for bi pod attachment. Custom fitted recoil pad with Dead Mule recoil suppressor embedded in butt. Fulton Armory (Barnett or Criterion) Barrel, medium weight Match quality barrel in 7.62 NATO (.308) Brookfield scope mount. Value would be in excess of three thousand dollars ($3,000). NOTE: This rifle could not be replaced in its current configuration, which likely would INCREASE the value. About the Armorer: Charlie Maloney Originally from Roanoke, Virginia. I joined the Navy reserves while still in high school. By the time I graduated in 1965, I'd made Third Class Radioman, and immediately left for active duty. I did two tours to Viet Nam, where I was slightly wounded in a helicopter incident. After leaving the military in 1968, I went to Virginia Commonwealth University, where I received a Bachelor of Fine Arts, and finished my MFA in 1976. I ended up in Baltimore because my wife at that time was from here, had a job, and I didn't. In 1977, I founded Gunning Arts, Inc., and opened the Firing Pin Gunshop in Catonsville. In 1981, while continuing to do private gunsmithing, I went to work as a civilian armorer for the DIO at Fort Meade, running the ordnance level maintenance shop for the post firearms. The following year, I went with the First Army Marksmanship Training Unit, apprenticed to the legendary Ray Parkinson, and took over as the Match riflesmith when he retired. In January, 1984, the Army sent me to the Rock Island National Match School where I was that school's first Honor Graduate in BOTH the Rifle and Pistol. At the MTU, I built and maintained the NM rifles (which were used to win a lot of matches, including the 1984 and 1985 All Army Rifle Championships), traveled with the shooting team, taught match classes to First Army armorers, and built special weapons for other Army units and government agencys. I worked for MTU #1 till 1989, when the unit was moved to Fort Bragg. Almost immediately, I was snatched up by Clint McKee to do the National Match work for Fulton Armory. I was there full time for almost nine years till I took disability retirement. Throughout all those years, I kept up my private gunsmithing business, and continue to accept a limited amount of work from old and new shooters. SOLD Rifle Caliber: .308 Winchester Manufacturer: SPRINGFIELD ARMORY Model: M1A Serial Number: 068795 |
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Guns International #: 102524461
Category - Springfield Armory Rifles - M1A
- Springfield Armory Rifles
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Fineline
Member Since: 8/24/23
First Name: Gus
Last Name: Cornias
State:
Delaware
Zip: 19975
Country: United States
Phone:
(410) 218-6425
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 20
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
Payment Methods: VISA/MC/DISCOVER
SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1A NATIONAL MATCH Rifle Built by Charlie Maloney
Description:
SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1A NATIONAL MATCH Rifle Built by Charlie Maloney. -Springfield receiver with all USGI parts, built in about 1993 by National Match Gunsmith Charles W. Maloney
-Full contact bedding. NM modifications to Gas Cylinder Flash Suppressor, Trigger group, NM sights, stock & fore end. M1a Laminated Fajen stock (with custom M1Garand butt), Laminated hand
guard. Fitted for bi pod attachment. Custom fitted recoil pad with Dead Mule recoil suppressor embedded in butt. Fulton Armory (Barnett or Criterion) Barrel, medium weight Match quality
barrel in 7.62 NATO (.308) Brookfield scope mount. Value would be in excess of three thousand dollars ($3,000). NOTE: This rifle could not be replaced in its current configuration, which
likely would INCREASE the value.
About the Armorer: Charlie Maloney
Originally from Roanoke, Virginia. I joined the Navy reserves while still in high school. By the time I graduated in 1965, I'd made Third Class Radioman, and immediately left for active duty. I did two tours to Viet Nam, where I was slightly wounded in a helicopter incident.
After leaving the military in 1968, I went to Virginia Commonwealth University, where I received a Bachelor of Fine Arts, and finished my MFA in 1976. I ended up in Baltimore because my wife at that time was from here, had a job, and I didn't.
In 1977, I founded Gunning Arts, Inc., and opened the Firing Pin Gunshop in Catonsville.
In 1981, while continuing to do private gunsmithing, I went to work as a civilian armorer for the DIO at Fort Meade, running the ordnance level maintenance shop for the post firearms. The following year, I went with the First Army Marksmanship Training Unit, apprenticed to the legendary Ray Parkinson, and took over as the Match riflesmith when he retired.
In January, 1984, the Army sent me to the Rock Island National Match School where I was that school's first Honor Graduate in BOTH the Rifle and Pistol. At the MTU, I built and maintained the NM rifles (which were used to win a lot of matches, including the 1984 and 1985 All Army Rifle Championships), traveled with the shooting team, taught match classes to First Army armorers, and built special weapons for other Army units and government agencys. I worked for MTU #1 till 1989, when the unit was moved to Fort Bragg. Almost immediately, I was snatched up by Clint McKee to do the National Match work for Fulton Armory. I was there full time for almost nine years till I took disability retirement.
Throughout all those years, I kept up my private gunsmithing business, and continue to accept a limited amount of work from old and new shooters.
SOLD
Rifle Caliber: .308 Winchester
Manufacturer: SPRINGFIELD ARMORY
Model: M1A
Serial Number: 068795
Description:
SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1A NATIONAL MATCH Rifle Built by Charlie Maloney. -Springfield receiver with all USGI parts, built in about 1993 by National Match Gunsmith Charles W. Maloney
-Full contact bedding. NM modifications to Gas Cylinder Flash Suppressor, Trigger group, NM sights, stock & fore end. M1a Laminated Fajen stock (with custom M1Garand butt), Laminated hand
guard. Fitted for bi pod attachment. Custom fitted recoil pad with Dead Mule recoil suppressor embedded in butt. Fulton Armory (Barnett or Criterion) Barrel, medium weight Match quality
barrel in 7.62 NATO (.308) Brookfield scope mount. Value would be in excess of three thousand dollars ($3,000). NOTE: This rifle could not be replaced in its current configuration, which
likely would INCREASE the value.
About the Armorer: Charlie Maloney
Originally from Roanoke, Virginia. I joined the Navy reserves while still in high school. By the time I graduated in 1965, I'd made Third Class Radioman, and immediately left for active duty. I did two tours to Viet Nam, where I was slightly wounded in a helicopter incident.
After leaving the military in 1968, I went to Virginia Commonwealth University, where I received a Bachelor of Fine Arts, and finished my MFA in 1976. I ended up in Baltimore because my wife at that time was from here, had a job, and I didn't.
In 1977, I founded Gunning Arts, Inc., and opened the Firing Pin Gunshop in Catonsville.
In 1981, while continuing to do private gunsmithing, I went to work as a civilian armorer for the DIO at Fort Meade, running the ordnance level maintenance shop for the post firearms. The following year, I went with the First Army Marksmanship Training Unit, apprenticed to the legendary Ray Parkinson, and took over as the Match riflesmith when he retired.
In January, 1984, the Army sent me to the Rock Island National Match School where I was that school's first Honor Graduate in BOTH the Rifle and Pistol. At the MTU, I built and maintained the NM rifles (which were used to win a lot of matches, including the 1984 and 1985 All Army Rifle Championships), traveled with the shooting team, taught match classes to First Army armorers, and built special weapons for other Army units and government agencys. I worked for MTU #1 till 1989, when the unit was moved to Fort Bragg. Almost immediately, I was snatched up by Clint McKee to do the National Match work for Fulton Armory. I was there full time for almost nine years till I took disability retirement.
Throughout all those years, I kept up my private gunsmithing business, and continue to accept a limited amount of work from old and new shooters.
SOLD
Rifle Caliber: .308 Winchester
Manufacturer: SPRINGFIELD ARMORY
Model: M1A
Serial Number: 068795
Guns International #: 102524461
Guns International #: 102524461
Category - Springfield Armory Rifles - M1A
- Springfield Armory Rifles
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Fineline
Member Since: 8/24/23
First Name: Gus
Last Name: Cornias
State:
Delaware
Zip: 19975
Country: United States
Phone:
(410) 218-6425
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 20
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
Payment Methods: VISA/MC/DISCOVER
SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1A NATIONAL MATCH Rifle Built by Charlie Maloney
Description:
SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1A NATIONAL MATCH Rifle Built by Charlie Maloney. -Springfield receiver with all USGI parts, built in about 1993 by National Match Gunsmith Charles W. Maloney
-Full contact bedding. NM modifications to Gas Cylinder Flash Suppressor, Trigger group, NM sights, stock & fore end. M1a Laminated Fajen stock (with custom M1Garand butt), Laminated hand
guard. Fitted for bi pod attachment. Custom fitted recoil pad with Dead Mule recoil suppressor embedded in butt. Fulton Armory (Barnett or Criterion) Barrel, medium weight Match quality
barrel in 7.62 NATO (.308) Brookfield scope mount. Value would be in excess of three thousand dollars ($3,000). NOTE: This rifle could not be replaced in its current configuration, which
likely would INCREASE the value.
About the Armorer: Charlie Maloney
Originally from Roanoke, Virginia. I joined the Navy reserves while still in high school. By the time I graduated in 1965, I'd made Third Class Radioman, and immediately left for active duty. I did two tours to Viet Nam, where I was slightly wounded in a helicopter incident.
After leaving the military in 1968, I went to Virginia Commonwealth University, where I received a Bachelor of Fine Arts, and finished my MFA in 1976. I ended up in Baltimore because my wife at that time was from here, had a job, and I didn't.
In 1977, I founded Gunning Arts, Inc., and opened the Firing Pin Gunshop in Catonsville.
In 1981, while continuing to do private gunsmithing, I went to work as a civilian armorer for the DIO at Fort Meade, running the ordnance level maintenance shop for the post firearms. The following year, I went with the First Army Marksmanship Training Unit, apprenticed to the legendary Ray Parkinson, and took over as the Match riflesmith when he retired.
In January, 1984, the Army sent me to the Rock Island National Match School where I was that school's first Honor Graduate in BOTH the Rifle and Pistol. At the MTU, I built and maintained the NM rifles (which were used to win a lot of matches, including the 1984 and 1985 All Army Rifle Championships), traveled with the shooting team, taught match classes to First Army armorers, and built special weapons for other Army units and government agencys. I worked for MTU #1 till 1989, when the unit was moved to Fort Bragg. Almost immediately, I was snatched up by Clint McKee to do the National Match work for Fulton Armory. I was there full time for almost nine years till I took disability retirement.
Throughout all those years, I kept up my private gunsmithing business, and continue to accept a limited amount of work from old and new shooters.
SOLD
Rifle Caliber: .308 Winchester
Manufacturer: SPRINGFIELD ARMORY
Model: M1A
Serial Number: 068795
Description:
SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1A NATIONAL MATCH Rifle Built by Charlie Maloney. -Springfield receiver with all USGI parts, built in about 1993 by National Match Gunsmith Charles W. Maloney
-Full contact bedding. NM modifications to Gas Cylinder Flash Suppressor, Trigger group, NM sights, stock & fore end. M1a Laminated Fajen stock (with custom M1Garand butt), Laminated hand
guard. Fitted for bi pod attachment. Custom fitted recoil pad with Dead Mule recoil suppressor embedded in butt. Fulton Armory (Barnett or Criterion) Barrel, medium weight Match quality
barrel in 7.62 NATO (.308) Brookfield scope mount. Value would be in excess of three thousand dollars ($3,000). NOTE: This rifle could not be replaced in its current configuration, which
likely would INCREASE the value.
About the Armorer: Charlie Maloney
Originally from Roanoke, Virginia. I joined the Navy reserves while still in high school. By the time I graduated in 1965, I'd made Third Class Radioman, and immediately left for active duty. I did two tours to Viet Nam, where I was slightly wounded in a helicopter incident.
After leaving the military in 1968, I went to Virginia Commonwealth University, where I received a Bachelor of Fine Arts, and finished my MFA in 1976. I ended up in Baltimore because my wife at that time was from here, had a job, and I didn't.
In 1977, I founded Gunning Arts, Inc., and opened the Firing Pin Gunshop in Catonsville.
In 1981, while continuing to do private gunsmithing, I went to work as a civilian armorer for the DIO at Fort Meade, running the ordnance level maintenance shop for the post firearms. The following year, I went with the First Army Marksmanship Training Unit, apprenticed to the legendary Ray Parkinson, and took over as the Match riflesmith when he retired.
In January, 1984, the Army sent me to the Rock Island National Match School where I was that school's first Honor Graduate in BOTH the Rifle and Pistol. At the MTU, I built and maintained the NM rifles (which were used to win a lot of matches, including the 1984 and 1985 All Army Rifle Championships), traveled with the shooting team, taught match classes to First Army armorers, and built special weapons for other Army units and government agencys. I worked for MTU #1 till 1989, when the unit was moved to Fort Bragg. Almost immediately, I was snatched up by Clint McKee to do the National Match work for Fulton Armory. I was there full time for almost nine years till I took disability retirement.
Throughout all those years, I kept up my private gunsmithing business, and continue to accept a limited amount of work from old and new shooters.
SOLD
Rifle Caliber: .308 Winchester
Manufacturer: SPRINGFIELD ARMORY
Model: M1A
Serial Number: 068795
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