It does look sort of like it came from Planet of the Apes. I wonder how he did it, moved the trigger forward like that. There is some displayed cleverness in the conversion.
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It does look sort of like it came from Planet of the Apes. I wonder how he did it, moved the trigger forward like that. There is some displayed cleverness in the conversion.
The scope mounts are tall enough that you would need to allow for the curvature of the earth.
As previously mentioned, some cleverness displayed but otherwise it's ruined a carbine
Didn't even think of that--I'll bet the inner guts are fascinating!! From a purely academic perspective, of course...............................Quote:
Originally Posted by CrossedCannons
OMG! I think I am going to be sick!
It does look a little like the "Ape rifles" they made using M1 carbines, but they were intended to look crudeQuote:
Originally Posted by Bill Hollinger
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When I see these kind of bubba works I always think of the time and effort it took to mess up a classic firearm so much.
I saw an M1 carbine with scope rings welded on once at a gun show!
I laughed so hard I nearly dropped my honey bun and pint of
Cozy Cow chocolate milk!
I could use that Lyman Alaskan Scope.......
WWII USGI M1 Carbine Inland MFR Bullpup 30 Carbine : Semi-auto at GunBroker.com
Currently at $405, with 1 day, 8 hrs left.
;-)
Charlie-painter777
You never know how high it'll go if a bidding war starts Charlie.
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