Polytech m14
Came with a pile of mags and all the original accessories. Has the real brake too, not the simulated one some have.
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Polytech m14
Came with a pile of mags and all the original accessories. Has the real brake too, not the simulated one some have.
Re: New addition to the safe
Very nice BCW!!
Very nice BCW!!
Re: New addition to the safe
Cool, Never have enough.
Cool, Never have enough.
Re: New addition to the safe
Im quite jealous congrats on the find
Im quite jealous congrats on the find
Re: New addition to the safe
My favorite line is "New addition to the safe" Jeeeeeesh if I had a nickle for every time I said that I would be....................well ok not rich but.................
BTW....sweet snag on a peach of a stick!
My favorite line is "New addition to the safe" Jeeeeeesh if I had a nickle for every time I said that I would be....................well ok not rich but.................
BTW....sweet snag on a peach of a stick!
Re: New addition to the safe
niiice. color me green.
niiice. color me green.
Re: New addition to the safe
It shoots like a dream so far too. I took it out just for basic function testing and such, and was able to hit consistently off hand with the irons. I was shooting surplus 7.62 (Australian - FM stamped) at bottles and cans around 75 yards. Not very scientific I know, but it was just a shakedown run.
I think i'm going to drop it in a troy chassis, but we shall see. The wood on it is cheap feeling and the bakelite handguard rattles something fierce. If that's the worst thing I have to deal with from a chicom rifle, then i'm content.
Bare minimum it's going in a fiberglass stock and getting a sadlak mount. I think i'd be money ahead to use the troy since that provides an optics mounting solution integral to the chassis.
Opinions on what stock you guys prefer are welcome. I think a sage is a bit out of my price range though, and the JAE is far heavier than I like.
It shoots like a dream so far too. I took it out just for basic function testing and such, and was able to hit consistently off hand with the irons. I was shooting surplus 7.62 (Australian - FM stamped) at bottles and cans around 75 yards. Not very scientific I know, but it was just a shakedown run.
I think i'm going to drop it in a troy chassis, but we shall see. The wood on it is cheap feeling and the bakelite handguard rattles something fierce. If that's the worst thing I have to deal with from a chicom rifle, then i'm content.
Bare minimum it's going in a fiberglass stock and getting a sadlak mount. I think i'd be money ahead to use the troy since that provides an optics mounting solution integral to the chassis.
Opinions on what stock you guys prefer are welcome. I think a sage is a bit out of my price range though, and the JAE is far heavier than I like.
