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thoughts on the AP74

Started by Longbow14, August 04, 2015, 09:44:54 AM

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Longbow14

 Howdy 'seeders,
    I stumbled across a fair deal on a Jager AP-74 22. I'm probably going to by it for amusement sake but i've read these guns were very accurate despite the need for a fair amount of cleaning. I know magazines aren't cheap for it but for the cost it's still cheaper than setting up a 10/22. Does anyone have experience with these plinkers?

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Fred


   I love the one I have - it's the most accurate reproduction of an M16 in .22 rimfire I've seen.

   I haven't fired it in years (note to self: remedy that!), but experienced repeated firing pin breakage via a weakness in the design/manufacture of same.

   Fortunately, the firing pin is a simple piece which should easily be duplicable with the right size nail, a file and a drill...
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These rifles are absolutely tack drivers and prior to 1980 the ones chambered in 556 are even more accurate!
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