[Stottman]

While everyone in the US tries to turn their MAADI into a Russian clone, I did the opposite.. While creating a new wall hanger, I added a nice MAADI stock set to a Russian 1966 Izhmash deact .

 

[Templar]

Looks great man, I like the chocolate brown grips.

You have that kit/deact with the DDR style folding stock with the "paddle" for the buttplate, don't you?

 

[Stottman]

Looks great man, I like the chocolate brown grips.

You have that kit/deact with the DDR style folding stock with the "paddle" for the buttplate, don't you?

Yep-

 

[rayman1]

Rob, very nice pieces and I think that gives the rifle a bit of a uniqueness. I bet the wife just loves having those on the wall. Hehe! I'm going to take a guess and assume there will be some "girlie," pretty things that will go on another wall at home for that.

Have you worked out how you'll de-mill them before you go back stateside?

 

[Stottman]

Rob, very nice pieces and I think that gives the rifle a bit of a uniqueness. I bet the wife just loves having those on the wall. Hehe! I'm going to take a guess and assume there will be some "girlie," pretty things that will go on another wall at home for that.

Have you worked out how you'll de-mill them before you go back stateside?

Well, we have an agreement; I get 1 wall of the Dining room/living room.. She gets the rest..

I will cut them up, and use the parts to make clones once a get back....

 

[JOHNO]

Looks Great Rob,did'nt they use Russian in the earlier years of production?

 

[Stottman]

Looks Great Rob,did'nt they use Russian in the earlier years of production?

Yes, first ones were Tula made, early 70s.

 

[Tomovich]

The irony is not lost Rob.......but........it's NOT ironic. Not when you can buy those deact Tulas and Izhevks like we buy potato chips over here!!

THAT'S ironic! :wink:

 

[xarmy96]

You can invite me over for dinner anytime!!!