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will not cycle, not enough gas pressure to cycle the action with out the adapter. And yeah if you got close enough it will kill things. DO NOT go around shooting your friends with blanks you will have fewer friends afterwards for one reason or another.

same rifle, just a muzzle brake instead of the flash supressor.

try giving the mag a good solid smack after you insert it. Sometimes fully loaded mags are difficult to seat.

relax about it. Its not a critical dimension, its only cosmetic. actually I take that back, its pure junk. It is not in spec and thus useless. I will buy it off you for $20 since I need a good paper weight.:)

Do NOT mod the receiver just to keep that pin from walking out. Also you need to be able to remove the spring guide if you want to remove the oprod. If you put a roll pin in you wont be able to do it without a hammer and punch. All chinese m14s have this problem when using a USGI spec stock...

contact springfield. Their warranty is there for a reason. If I had to venture a guess and ammo was absolutly ruled out, sounds like a rough chamber.

7.62 nato allows for longer headspace tolerances. So a rifle that has reached the longer end of the 7.62 nato headspace can be dangerous since it will be wayyyy out of the specified range for .308win A rifle that will close on a .308 win field gauge is right around 7.62 nato nogo. The m1a...

http://www.imageseek.com/m1a/ <== this site has some good info. its about $160 for the arms and it can be easy or hard depending on the receiver and how close it is to USGI spec.

In M14 mounts you want to get a good quality one the first time. I suggest, spending the money and getting a smith enterprise, sadlak, arms #18 or brookfield precison. The springfield mounts while they do work are made from aluminum and can deform/shift over time. You can easily strip...

yup it will screw in just fine. Ive got a smith mount on mine right now, or at least it was on there before I started installing a USGI bolt.

i think the receiver is aluminum which would mean anodizing is the toughest way to go. But it takes working with acids and rigging your own setup which isnt terribley difficult. I dont belive Al will blue since it dosen't rust like steel does. But for a quick touch up have you thought about...