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HALODIN wrote:We'll see I'm not sure what I'm going to do yet. Out of interest, what size groupings would you expect with the Elcan with .308 at 100 yards?

Sub 1". Straight out of the box from all accounts.

Wanna see some porn?

http://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=80781

Range report:

http://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=94899





And that's just with a CL barrel! I'm getting the SS Match.

Nice... I was apprehensive about clicking on those links and then I saw the text "Even the wife has a hard time leting go of it" and I started to get really worried...

Posting stuff like that is going to cost me a fortune, but I guess you knew that...

What made you choose the LM7 over an AX308 or an AIAW?

SevenSixTwo wrote: Sub 1". Straight out of the box from all accounts.

Wanna see some porn?

http://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=80781

Range report:

http://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=94899



And that's just with a CL barrel! I'm getting the SS Match.

David-mauser wrote:Well guys, this is what I bought;

http://www.amazon.co.uk/FAB-UAS-500-Tac ... 476&sr=8-1

I had no trouble buying it, in fact I did a ‘one click’ purchase.

Dave :flag5:

I know someone with a similar stock, but as he has fitted his to a deactivated shotgun as a wall-hanger, so he does not need to worry about minimum overall lengths or the like...such things, are I imagine a great addition to a collection, though I'd never imagine anyone fitting one to a live firing gun...

It's a pity that such things cannot be legally used anymore...if only for the sake of being more compact to transport from A to B.
A few of the 22 rifles have similar stocks, some bolt-actions too - but the minimum lengths for those are 24": measured with any folding stocks in the folded position...with a S.1/S.2 pump action shotgun the minimum is 43" with its stock folded...unless, its a deactivated gun.

Good job you had no plans to fit the above & simply got it as a curio to check it's build quality. It may even be a worthwhile project to find a local firm that can copy the design but in a fixed version? You could further save R&D costs/time by using the stock as a prototype to test some possible modifications to make it permanantly non-folding. I think you should look into it...I know of one potential customer already