The M14 rifle, adopted in 1957 to replace the M1 Garand and BAR, faced significant criticism from US infantry despite aiming ...

The greatest battle implement ever devised.” General George S. Patton’s famous praise for the M1 Garand set a towering ...

The M14 is the U.S. military’s worst service ... the late Kevin “Hognose” O’Brien, a former U.S. Army Special Forces Weapons Sergeant, describes it as “a fiddly, unstable platform ...

The M14 is the U.S. military’s worst service ... the late Kevin “Hognose” O’Brien, a former U.S. Army Special Forces Weapons Sergeant, describes it as “a fiddly, unstable platform ...

Original caption from 1969: "SP4 Michael Ferreira, left, Dallas, Tex., and SP4 David Booker, Geneva, Indiana, keep close watch during their guard duty tour on the Dak To perimeter with their M14 ...

The M14 is considered a more realistic 'long-range ... nearly double the range of a standard issue infantry weapon, special training has become a priority to educate the Soldier on how to use ...

Although M14 rifles were pulled from depot storage, fitted with scopes, shipped to Afghanistan and issued to Army and Marine designated ... the well-received SOPMOD (Special Operations Peculiar ...

This is a lesson the Army forgot when it pressed a select-fire .308 rifle into service only a few years later. Enter, the M14. The one thing the M14 has going for it, is its method of operation.

On May 11, the Associated Press (AP) published an article on the state of US special forces, including an interview with US General Bryan Fenton, commander of the US Special Operations Command.

Surplus US M14 semi-automatic rifles have armed the Lithuanian military since the late 1990s. The Lithuanian Armed Forces have ordered accessory kits for the M14 7.62mm semi-automatic rifle from local ...