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I just put a stg 44 22lr in jail at turners Norwalk, it was a impulse buy, gun just looked super wicked and felt good in my hands. Anyone have input on these rifles? Thanks
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no input but they are pretty sweet looking. give a report after you break her outta the pokiesigpic -
Here you go: http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...&highlight=stg
I just did a search of the Rimfire forum with "stg".Comment
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Thanks for the thread post izzy. Will definitely post the as soon as I take her out of jail.Comment
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I get mine out of jail in two days! Can't wait. I think I can still scrounge up some .22lr to take it out and shoot it too
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Mines also in jail. Was also an Impulse buy, lol . Out of jail on Tuesday.Comment
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I've had my STG for a couple of months and I love it. However, I have an issue with "weak extraction" in regards to ejecting either a dud or a live round.
The gun ejects fine when it is shot, but the extractor does not grab the round very well if you are trying to clear the gun of a round in the chamber. I spoke with another STG owner who is having the same issue.
If you can post your experience, I would be curious if this is a common problem or not. I'm working on a fix for it, when I get the time.I film guns in slow motion.Comment
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