I've done a bit of poking around to figure this out. I have an FEG SA2000-M rifle. These are, it seems, a Hungarian rifle imported during the Bad Old Days of the AWB, and were manufactured (or at least heavily modified) specifically for US sale.
(image swiped from the highly informational folks at The Guns Network)
Therefore, they have the dubious distinction of having been somehow modified to accept only a proprietary 10-round magazine.
This is, of course, not necessarily a positive thing. Other than that, what little information I have found seems to indicate they are, in general, a good, servicable rifle.
It appears there is a conversion option, but information is scanty as to whether this is one of the easiest things in the world or a very difficult one requiring talent and specialized equipment.
For the time being, I think I'll let that ride. I've ordered a couple spare 10-rounders, and I think that will be entirely sufficient for my needs. I do reserve the right, if I eventually decide it's necessary, to get down with my bad pseudo-machinist self and start making modifications.
But I am thinking of some slightly more traditional wood furniture for it to wear. Hmmm...
26 December 2007
New rifle thoughts
Posted by Abby at 23:09
Labels: Gun Nuttery
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