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'97s made prior to the '30s also have short forcing cones. This is easily fixed by a smith (you could even do it yourself if you feel like buying tools you'll use once), though.
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I was thinking of just scrounging up another barrel for modding, but again, it went *fast*. I guess it was gone less than ten minutes after I left.
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Random lurker with limited knowledge and I have a question. Is/was there ever a pump action rifle that wasn't a shotgun? I'm aware of one hybrid that shot both shells and 5.56(?) from two different barrels. The name escapes me now. But was there a pump action rifle? I googled a bit but nothing came up. I'm bad at google.
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Short answer, yes!
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The Remington 7600 is a pump action rifle.
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Rodenthar Drothman posted:Short answer, yes! Frankie posted:The Remington 7600 is a pump action rifle. Cool thanks. In retrospect those make sense. E: Also, in looking for something else I found this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSyQyX-mglE The Imp of Nipples fucked around with this message at 01:32 on Apr 13, 2021 |
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The Imp of Nipples posted:Cool thanks. In retrospect those make sense. Just be aware that the pump Remington is absolutely trash. So don't buy one.
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Atticus_1354 posted:Just be aware that the pump Remington is absolutely trash. So don't buy one. Thanks. I wasn't planning on buying. It as just a type of action I hadn't recalled seeing before. If I'm using the term "action" correctly.
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Atticus_1354 posted:Just be aware that the pump Remington is absolutely trash. So don't buy one. The pump .22 (Fieldmaster? Speedmaster?) my dad has is pretty solid, but he bought that in the '80s at latest since he used it for rabbits while working as a farmhand. There's a pretty massive difference in quality between old Remingtons and new ones (I know you know this, I'm saying it for those that don't).
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22 Eargesplitten posted:The pump .22 (Fieldmaster? Speedmaster?) my dad has is pretty solid, but he bought that in the '80s at latest since he used it for rabbits while working as a farmhand. There's a pretty massive difference in quality between old Remingtons and new ones (I know you know this, I'm saying it for those that don't). Fair enough. I should specify that I'm specifically talking about the steaming pile of Remington 7600. Just absolute trash and I can't wait to sell my dad's so it stops offending me when I open my safe.
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The Imp of Nipples posted:Random lurker with limited knowledge and I have a question. Is/was there ever a pump action rifle that wasn't a shotgun? I'm aware of one hybrid that shot both shells and 5.56(?) from two different barrels. Crossfire. And it was amazingly terrible, exactly as one would assume.
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Apr 13, 2021 06:52
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"Pump action rifle" makes me immediately think of the Colt Lightning.
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Doesn't Australia have pump action ARs?
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Yeah there's a few local manufacturers that make pump action rifles that are at least similar. https://wedgetailindustries.com/product/mpr308-pump-action-rifle/  That Troy one someone posted up thread would be legal here, as long as it kept to length requirements and magazine limits (can't remember, 10 rounds).
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