It has a block inside the receiver stub that almost looks like it's milled and welded into it. I'll get pictures tomorrow or monday as I'm out of town. Anyone know why they didn't use a stop on these?
It has a block inside the receiver stub that almost looks like it's milled and welded into it. I'll get pictures tomorrow or monday as I'm out of town. Anyone know why they didn't use a stop on these?
Romanian AIMS-74/Md.-86 rifles don't really have a "selector stop", just a ridge of metal barely visible on the trigger guard... this is because the selector has four positions.
it's Bulgarian. I'll take pic's on monday. This is pretty interesting
Q-gunner2 said:
RogueHK said:
It has a block inside the receiver stub that almost looks like it's milled and welded into it. I'll get pictures tomorrow or monday as I'm out of town. Anyone know why they didn't use a stop on these?
Romanian AIMS-74/Md.-86 rifles don't really have a "selector stop", just a ridge of metal barely visible on the trigger guard... this is because the selector has four positions.
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