Description
Springfield M1A SOCOM II 308 With Extended Cluster Rail System
Overview
The Springfield M1A SOCOM II 308 with Extended Cluster Rail System represents a significant evolution of the classic M14 platform, engineered for modern tactical applications. This semi-automatic rifle chambers the potent .308 Winchester / 7.62x51mm NATO cartridge, offering terminal performance suitable for medium-range engagements, law enforcement operations, and precision marksmanship. Built on Springfield Armory’s forged and machined receiver, this SOCOM II variant incorporates a proprietary extended cluster rail system that replaces the standard handguard, providing 1913 Picatinny rail surfaces at the 3, 6, 9, and 12 o’clock positions. The result is a compact, maneuverable platform that accepts modern optics, lasers, and lights without altering the rifle’s inherent reliability. Every component from the adjustable gas system to the chrome-lined barrel is designed for sustained accuracy and duty-grade durability.
Features & Specs
This Springfield M1A SOCOM II 308 with extended cluster rail system delivers a meticulously engineered balance of power and control. The 16.25-inch carbon steel barrel is finished with a military-spec parkerized coating and features a flash suppressor compatible with standard M14 bayonets. The extended cluster rail system securely mounts to the receiver and gas cylinder, distributing accessory weight evenly across the rifle’s centerline. The stock is a synthetic black composite with a textured pistol grip and ventilated handguard cutouts for heat dissipation. The two-stage military trigger breaks cleanly at approximately 5.5 to 6.5 pounds. A four-position adjustable gas regulator allows tuning for suppressed or unsuppressed firing, ensuring reliable cycling across diverse ammunition loads.
- Caliber: .308 Winchester / 7.62x51mm NATO; magazine capacity: 10 rounds (includes one steel magazine); overall length: 37.25 inches; weight: 9.3 pounds unloaded.
- Barrel: 16.25-inch chrome-lined, 1:11 twist rate with Parketized finish; includes integral muzzle brake and bayonet lug.
- Extended cluster rail system: four continuous Picatinny rail sections on handguard; receiver top is drilled and tapped for scope mount (mount sold separately).
Who It’s For
This rifle is designed for the serious shooter who demands the stopping power of .308 in a compact, optics-ready package. It suits the civilian tactical competitor who needs a reliable semi-automatic for two-gun or tactical rifle matches, where quick transitions between paper and steel at varying distances are common. Law enforcement patrol rifle operators will appreciate the SOCOM II’s ability to mount a white light and red dot simultaneously, with the extended cluster rail system providing a stable platform for both. Hunters in dense timber or open terrain who require a fast-handling .308 with scope mounting capability will also find this configuration practical. The Springfield M1A SOCOM II 308 with extended cluster rail system is not a niche curiosity; it is a purpose-built tool for those who train regularly and expect mechanical precision under field conditions.
Shipping & FFL
This Springfield M1A SOCOM II 308 with extended cluster rail system ships from our federally licensed warehouse as a Title I firearm. Per federal regulation, this item can only be shipped to a Federal Firearms License (FFL) holder in your state of residence. After placing your order, you must provide a signed copy of your chosen FFL’s license and confirm they accept shipments from out-of-state dealers. We do not hold inventory for more than 14 business days pending FFL validation. Local, state, and municipal laws regarding magazine capacity, barrel length, and firearm configuration apply. It is your responsibility to verify that this product is legal for possession in your jurisdiction before ordering. All sales are final once the firearm is transferred to your FFL. For questions regarding FFL transfer procedures, please contact our compliance team prior to checkout.




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