Mauser

[Sigurd the Ryder]

Yugo 24/47 action

Krieger stainless 5r barrel, heavy palma contour, 8" twist

Hand-made flash hider

Archangel aa98 polymer stock

Farrel scope rail 20 moa, steel

Jard trigger, 7oz

Hand-made turned down bolt handle and knob

Duracoat paint using Acid Tactical vynil adhesive tiger stripes (over black)

model 70 winchester style safety shroud

Athlon Argos BTR 8-34 X 56 illuminated scope

Vortex precision 30mm scope rings

knockoff atlas bipod which actually works well!

 

[supercorndogs]

We support Accushot around here, and not oversea counterfeiting of American products. I would suggest you may want to remove that last line.

 

[Sigurd the Ryder]

OK, and how do I do that?

 

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OK, and how do I do that?

take off your bipod....throw it in the trash.....but an Atlas

 

[supercorndogs]

OK, and how do I do that?

Bottom of post Report Edit Delete. Click on edit. Those bipods are fucking garbage as mentioned.

 

[steve123]

I like the paint job!!!

 

[supercorndogs]

7x57 Mauser, he is looking for brass.

 

[Sigurd the Ryder]

I like the paint job!!!

Thank you!!

 

[Sigurd the Ryder]

What caliber and how does it shoot?

Seg

What caliber and how does it shoot?

Sergeant, it is not quite finished...I need to throat the chamber, I have fireformed some brass though...it is 7X57 AI..

 

[Sigurd the Ryder]

take off your bipod....throw it in the trash.....but an Atlas

Mc Cameron, send me the cas to buy an Atkas and I will be glad to do so! ☺

 

[bravesirrobin]

How's the action? The action on my Yugo M48 is complete garbage compared to my K98k.

 

[Sigurd the Ryder]

How's the action? The action on my Yugo M48 is complete garbage compared to my K98k.

actually very good, and slick...but I blueprinted and polished many parts....

 

[ThePretzel]

Mc Cameron, send me the cas to buy an Atkas and I will be glad to do so! ☺

You'll find out soon enough that buying the real Atlas is the cheaper option.

The fake Atlas will appear to work well for a short while. I'm going to go on a limb and say you probably haven't shot with the fake yet, because it's painted to match the rifle (which you haven't shot yet) and you're saying good things about it. Within 100 rounds you'll start to see the thing fall to pieces, and it won't make it 500 rounds before being borderline unusable because it's got too much wobble, slop, and play to the legs.

Continually replacing the knockoff is a stopgap solution, but when you're shooting 2000+ rounds a year like many here do you'll understand why having a bipod that just doesn't break is a much cheaper proposal than buying a $50 one that is garbage within a few months.

 

[Sigurd the Ryder]

You'll find out soon enough that buying the real Atlas is the cheaper option.

The fake Atlas will appear to work well for a short while. I'm going to go on a limb and say you probably haven't shot with the fake yet, because it's painted to match the rifle (which you haven't shot yet) and you're saying good things about it. Within 100 rounds you'll start to see the thing fall to pieces, and it won't make it 500 rounds before being borderline unusable because it's got too much wobble, slop, and play to the legs.

Continually replacing the knockoff is a stopgap solution, but when you're shooting 2000+ rounds a year like many here do you'll understand why having a bipod that just doesn't break is a much cheaper proposal than buying a $50 one that is garbage within a few months.

understood