Description
Arsenal doesn't cut corners, and the AR-M14SFT shows it. This is the factory semi-auto SBR version of Arsenal's Bulgarian military AR-M14SF TACT select-fire rifle, built around a milled receiver that starts life as a hot-die hammer-forged blank. That forging process produces stronger, finer-grained steel and eliminates the internal voids you can get with lesser methods, which is a big part of why these rifles have the reputation they do. Chambered in 7.62×39 and wearing an 8.5" chrome-lined hammer-forged barrel, it's a compact, hard-hitting package with that unmistakable plum polymer furniture that Arsenal fans love.
What Sets the AR-M14SFT Apart
The barrel is threaded 24×1.5mm right-hand and comes capped with a Bulgarian 4-piece flash hider finished in matching plum Cerakote. Up front you get the combination front sight block and gas block running a short gas system, with plum ribbed polymer handguards backed by a stainless steel heatshield to keep the heat off your support hand. The ambidextrous safety and pistol grip round out the controls, and there's a scope rail on the left side of the receiver for optics.
The Folding Stock on This Arsenal SBR
The right-side folding buttstock is CNC machined from a single billet of aluminum and hard anodized, so it's lighter and stronger than you'd expect while staying rock solid when deployed. It has a machined cheek weld groove for a better face fit, and it carries two non-rotating QD points for a sling. With the stock folded, this short-barrel rifle shrinks down nicely for storage and transport.
Why the Plum AR-M14SFT Package Stands Out
This is the complete kit version. Along with the rifle you get both a plum 30-round Circle 10 magazine and a plum 10-round magazine, the 4-piece flash hider, a mil-spec sling with QD attachment, a cleaning kit, and an Arsenal hard case with custom CNC-machined foam inserts and aluminum reinforced corners. It's about as turnkey as a factory Arsenal SBR gets.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Arsenal Firearms
- Model: AR-M14SFT
- Manufacturer Part Number: AR-M14SFT-56PM
- UPC: 810054134084
- Product Type: Short Barrel Rifle (SBR)
- Action: Semi-Automatic
- Caliber: 7.62x39mm
- Barrel Length: 8.5" chrome-lined hammer-forged
- Muzzle Threads: 24×1.5mm Right-Hand
- Receiver: Milled (hot-die hammer forged)
- Gas System: Short
- Capacity: 30 Rounds
- Stock: CNC Aluminum Right-Side Folding
- Color/Finish: Plum
- Sights: Adjustable
- Safety: Ambidextrous Manual Safety
What’s Included
- Arsenal AR-M14SFT SBR rifle
- One plum 30rd M-47WP Circle 10 magazine
- One plum 10rd magazine
- Bulgarian plum Cerakote 4-piece flash hider
- Mil-spec sling with QD attachment
- Cleaning kit
- Arsenal hard case with custom CNC machined foam inserts and aluminum reinforced corners
- Rear QD attachment points on both sides
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the AR-M14SFT barrel threaded?
Yes. The 8.5" chrome-lined hammer-forged barrel is threaded 24×1.5mm right-hand, which is the standard Arsenal pattern for 7.62×39. It ships with the Bulgarian 4-piece flash hider installed in matching plum Cerakote.
What kind of receiver does the Arsenal AR-M14SFT use?
It uses a milled receiver, not a stamped one. Arsenal starts with a hot-die hammer-forged blank and machines the receiver from it, which produces stronger, finer-grained steel. This is the same build quality found in Arsenal's higher-end milled rifles.
Does the stock on this Arsenal SBR fold?
It does. The buttstock is a CNC-machined aluminum right-side folding design that's hard anodized for strength while staying relatively light. It includes a machined cheek weld groove and two non-rotating QD sling points, and folding it makes the rifle much more compact for transport and storage.
What magazines come with the plum AR-M14SFT?
This complete package includes one plum 30-round M-47WP Circle 10 magazine and one plum 10-round magazine, both color-matched to the furniture. The Circle 10 mags are among the most reliable AK-pattern magazines made. It feeds standard 7.62×39 AK magazines as well.





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