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SEI Showcase
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To: smithent@qwestoffice.net
Saturday, July 12, 2008 5:16 PM
Subject: m14
I wanted to send you a pic of the finished gun you built for me.
Thanks for the professional workmanship.
Mike Croston
To see a close up, click here.
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| An M21A5 that was tested at Ft. Benning in March of 2008, that fired groups under 1 MOA at 1000 yards with M118LR ammo. |
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| A variation of the M21A5 C-IED Long Range Precision Rifle (LRPR) completed for a civilian customer, with Leupold Dark Earth scope – can also be had with a Pride–Fowler 10x42 or 3-9x42 Rapid Reticle, all with a 30mm main tube. |
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| New products, coming soon. |
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| Over a 15 year period, SEI has manufactured approximately 500,000 M16 bolts and bolt carriers. |
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| Iraq, 2007. Click here to see a larger version of the certificate. |
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| Iraq, 2007: An M2HB .50 cal. with a Quick-Disconnect Vortex, 4th IBCT, 1st Infantry Division. |
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| Iraq, 2006: US Army 3rd Armored Cavalry Scout-Observer and Bradley crewman SPC James Olbrisch, with an M14 system made functional with a little help from his friends and family. Click here to read a detailed account. |
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| Richard Smith machining SEI M14 receivers from bar stock. |
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| These two SEI M-14s were the first two we made, assembled with USGI parts. They were test fired in an unheated condition, in the white, to see how much they could stand. We couldn't believe what we saw – the receiver did not cave in after 50 shots each. The worst thing found was that the head space set back only .003 to .004, far less than we expected. The material used, a high grade 8620, was part of the reason it held so well. We cut them up after that test. |
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| American flag flown over Iraq, presented to SEI, 11 August 2005. Click here to see the certificate. |
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| 5 inch shell presented to SEI by the Capt. of the USS Mahan for building some of our Crazy Horse M-14/M21A5 rifles in 3 days, delivered the following day, just in time before they had to shove off. |
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| Israel, 1986: Smith Enterprise’s Ron Smith, on left, with a sniper rifle built by him in Mesa. Az, visits with an IDF Major. At right is Mike Gruber. |
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| Sonja Sommers, vice president of Smith Enterprise, test fires one of our M14K guns that she barreled and head spaced. |
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| Before and after pictures of a build for the the US Army's Second Infantry Division (2ID), currently employed in both Iraq and in Korea. |
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| Some of the M14SE's that were built for the Navy, to be used on surface combatants. |
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| The MK14 SEI variant. |
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