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Springfield Armory M1A Rifles

The M1A is Springfield's civilian version of the M14, a semi-auto .308 rifle. We stock the Standard Issue, the Loaded and Loaded Precision, the Scout Squad, the SOCOM 16 and the Tanker, with every count and price on this page live.Springfield's .308 battle rifle, from Standard Issue to SOCOM 16.

14In stock
$1,427.46Lowest price
6Model lines
1Caliber

Prices from $1,427.46 to $1,963.59, as of Nov 13, 2026.

Pick your M1A

Every M1A line we list, with the count in stock and the lowest price for each.

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All M1A rifles

14 in stock. Sold out listings stay up, after the ones you can buy today.

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Compare M1A models

The most listed size for each model in stock.

As of Nov 13, 2026
ModelStock / finishBarrelStandard magCalibersIn stockFromShop
M1A Standard IssueParkerized, synthetic22 in10308 Winchester4$1,427.46Shop
M1A LoadedParkerized, walnut22 in10308 Winchester5$1,562.88Shop
M1A Loaded PrecisionParkerized22 in10308 Winchester1$1,689.55Shop
M1A Scout SquadWalnut, parkerized18 in10308 Winchester2$1,819.94Shop
M1A SOCOM 16Parkerized, adjustable stock16.25 in10308 Winchester1$1,963.59Shop
M1A TankerWalnut, parkerized16.25 in10308 Winchester1$1,674.08Shop

Source: barrel, magazine and caliber are taken from our in-stock listings for each model.

Built for your M1A

Magazines, scope mounts and parts that fit the M1A, from Springfield and other makers. Parts ship to your door where your state allows.

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M1A models explained

The Standard Issue and Loaded have 22 inch barrels in our listings, and the Loaded and Loaded Precision use Springfield's medium weight National Match barrel. The Scout Squad has an 18 inch barrel, and the SOCOM 16 and Tanker have 16.25 inch barrels. We have 4 Standard Issue, 5 Loaded, 2 Scout Squad and 1 SOCOM listings in stock.

Calibers and magazines

Right now we stock the M1A in 14 in 308 Winchester. M1A magazines from Springfield and other makers hold 5, 10, 15 or 20 rounds in our listings, plus a 50 round drum, and Springfield lists the same magazines for the .308 and 6.5 Creedmoor rifles. Shop M1A magazines.

Parts and scope mounts

Springfield's own M1A and M14 parts, its scope mounts and the Archangel stocks made for the M1A are in the parts section of this page, from the bolt roller to the gas cylinder plug.

Other Springfield rifles

For an AR-15, see the Saint. For a bolt action, see the Model 2020, and for a bullpup, the Hellion.

Buying a rifle online

Magazines, scope mounts and most parts ship to your door where your state allows. Check state restrictions before you order, and read how buying a gun online works. Firearms can go on layaway, and financing shows at checkout when the order qualifies.

1Pick your M1AAdd it to your cart like anything else.
2Choose your dealerPick a licensed dealer (FFL) near you at checkout. We ship the gun to them.
3Pick it upFill out the transfer paperwork at the dealer and take it home.

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Springfield M1A FAQ

What is the difference between the M1A Standard Issue and the Loaded?

Both have 22 inch barrels in our listings. The Loaded uses Springfield's medium weight National Match barrel, and the Loaded Precision adds an adjustable precision stock in some versions.

Is the M1A a .308 or 7.62 NATO?

Springfield lists the M1A in 7.62x51mm NATO and .308 Winchester, and some models in 6.5 Creedmoor. This page shows the .308 and 7.62 NATO listings under one .308 filter.

Which magazines fit the M1A?

M1A magazines from Springfield and other makers, which hold 5, 10, 15 or 20 rounds in our listings. Shop M1A magazines.

Do you have the Springfield M1A in stock?

As of Nov 13, 2026 we have 14 M1A rifles in stock, from $1,427.46. Stock changes daily, and the ones that sell out stay listed after the ones you can buy.

Do you ship Springfield M1A rifles to my house?

No. A firearm bought online ships to a licensed dealer (FFL) you pick at checkout, and you fill out the transfer paperwork there. Magazines, scope mounts and most parts ship to your door where your state allows.