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KART M14 EBR useful info

  • 17-02-2011 8:03pm
    #1
    Cool Breeze
    Closed Accounts Posts: 293 ✭✭


    hiya,

    After struggling to find technical info on my KART M14 EBR, I wanted to make this helpful thread.
    In particular it's magazines.
    As I discover more facts/info about the gun, I'll post it here.

    Magazines:
    It would appear that typically there are two types of M14 magazine: one with a completely flat top (image A below), and one with a little 'step' on the top (image B) below.
    The KART M14 EBR only takes the flat type (image A below).
    The only problem then, is that there are a few different makes to choose from. I have discovered that the G&P 160rd M14 magazine fits and fires with my KART M14 EBR. This was a relief.
    I hope it helps other KART M14 EBR owners to know this :)

    A.jpg

    B.jpg


Comments

  • #2
    sci-ops
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,050 ✭✭✭sci-ops


    CYMA, King Arms and as you just stated, G&P all make flat top M14 mags. I previously tested both the CYMA and King Arms mags in the KART and they work.


  • #3
    Cool Breeze
    Closed Accounts Posts: 293 ✭✭Cool Breeze


    sci-ops wrote: »
    CYMA, King Arms and as you just stated, G&P all make flat top M14 mags. I previously tested both the CYMA and King Arms mags in the KART and they work.

    awesome to hear mate: that's more good news for KART EBR owners :)

    Thank you for posting. Now we have several options for magazines which we know will work.

    Thanks mate :)


  • #4
    Carentan Killer
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 515 ✭✭✭Carentan Killer


    Yeah G&G & Classic Army are the only M14's that use the slot cut M14 mags
    *As far as I know

    I find that the G&G M14 mags a bit of a pain to seat into the G&G M14 magwell
    Where as the flat top mags seat great in the EBR.

    Weirdly enough G&G SR25 mags actually fit and feed in a KART EBR (I have a SR25 said I would try them:P)
    All the mags need is a piece to be added to the mag to keep them tight against the mag release

    I think they look a bit cooler with a more Vietnam style cut shape to them
    The KART EBR mags are cool looking also ;)


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