I started this a few years ago. Got the barrel done and the bolt head (sourced from the UK, and has integral extractor and ejector) fitted some time back (so long ago in fact I cant remember who from this forum helped me and did the gunsmithing).
With the COVID stay at home stuff I had to work form my basement, wherein sat a whole bunch of unfinished gun related projects, and eventually I got to this one. Fitting a .223 magazine which fed reliably and sat in the correct position was a tough job but it is now complete. It feeds, fired extracts and ejects and is now ready for range testing to see if its accurate, and if it is, whether it stays accurate consistently.
Before anyone says it, I'm aware that I've spent probably $1000 dollars on what might be as accurate as a $300 rifle and has a $15 secondhand scope on it, but I like it. If however, anyone has any ideas for a scope that looks vintage but isn't just a fixed 2.5x with cross hair I'm listening
With the COVID stay at home stuff I had to work form my basement, wherein sat a whole bunch of unfinished gun related projects, and eventually I got to this one. Fitting a .223 magazine which fed reliably and sat in the correct position was a tough job but it is now complete. It feeds, fired extracts and ejects and is now ready for range testing to see if its accurate, and if it is, whether it stays accurate consistently.
Before anyone says it, I'm aware that I've spent probably $1000 dollars on what might be as accurate as a $300 rifle and has a $15 secondhand scope on it, but I like it. If however, anyone has any ideas for a scope that looks vintage but isn't just a fixed 2.5x with cross hair I'm listening


Good job OP
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