Springfield M1A Standard 308 With Highlander Camo Composite Stock

Overview

When you pick up the Springfield M1A Standard 308 with Highlander Camo Composite Stock, you are handling a modernized take on one of the most proven battle rifles ever designed. Springfield Armory took the classic M14 platform and refined it for today’s shooter. The Highlander camo composite stock reduces weight, improves durability, and helps you blend into a variety of environments from timber to open fields. This is not a museum piece; it is a working rifle built for serious use. The .308 Winchester chambering gives you the reach and terminal performance needed for hunting, long-range steel, or defensive applications. If you want a semi-automatic rifle that balances classic lines with practical upgrades, this Springfield M1A Standard 308 with Highlander Camo Composite Stock deserves a close look.

Features & Specs

This Springfield M1A Standard 308 with Highlander Camo Composite Stock comes loaded with features that matter on the range and in the field. The composite stock eliminates the weight and weather sensitivity of traditional wood, while the Highlander camo pattern provides effective concealment in mixed terrain. The barrel is chrome-lined for corrosion resistance and extended service life. The gas-operated action remains smooth and reliable with a wide range of .308 ammunition. You also get the iconic two-stage military trigger, adjustable rear sight, and a robust receiver machined from a forged steel billet.

• Chrome-lined 22-inch barrel with a 1:11 twist rate for stable .308 bullet performance
• Highlander camo composite stock with a reinforced bedding block for consistent accuracy
• Two-stage military trigger with a crisp break and minimal overtravel
• Adjustable rear aperture sight and a winged front post for quick target acquisition
• Includes one 10-round magazine and a padded nylon sling

For those who want specifics, the overall length measures 44.3 inches with an unloaded weight of approximately 8.8 pounds. The rifle accepts standard M1A magazines, giving you flexibility for range sessions or field use. The parkerized metal finish resists rust and glare, matching the practical intent of the Springfield M1A Standard 308 with Highlander Camo Composite Stock.

Who It’s For

The Springfield M1A Standard 308 with Highlander Camo Composite Stock suits a wide range of shooters. Hunters chasing white-tailed deer or hogs in mixed cover will appreciate the camo stock and the .308’s energy on target. Long-range enthusiasts who want a gas gun for steel out to 600 yards will find the M1A platform easy to shoot accurately with practice. Collectors who value the lineage of the M14 design but want a modern shooter will also be drawn to this rifle. It is not a precision benchrest gun, but it is a rugged, reliable semi-automatic that handles hard use. If you need a rifle that can fill multiple roles without requiring a gunsmith to maintain it, this is a strong candidate.

• Hunters who need a durable, weather-resistant stock for variable conditions
• Competitors in service rifle matches or tactical 2-gun events
• Shooters who prefer iron sights but want the option to mount a scout scope

Shipping & FFL

This Springfield M1A Standard 308 with Highlander Camo Composite Stock is a firearm and will ship to a Federal Firearms License (FFL) dealer of your choice. We only ship to licensed FFL holders within the United States. You must provide a signed copy of the dealer’s license, and the dealer must accept the transfer. Some states and localities have additional restrictions on magazine capacity or firearm features. It is your responsibility to verify that this rifle is legal to own and transfer in your area. We recommend contacting your receiving FFL before placing your order to confirm they will accept the transfer. All shipments require an adult signature upon delivery.

• Shipment requires a valid FFL license on file before processing
• You will receive tracking information once the rifle ships from our warehouse
• Contact your local FFL to confirm transfer fees and compliance with state law