Norinco JW-103

[bigsplash1]

Has anyone used this rifle? It is in 7.62x39.

 

[gmoz]

JW-103

I own a norinco Jw-103 and I am very impressed with it. Considering it is not a long distance gun I would have no problem shoting 150-200 yards. The grouping is quite consistant but it all depends on which ammo you use in it.

 

[gmoz]

rugar 44 mag carbine

Does anyone know anyone that has this caliber gun. I have one but the stock is finish (broken when purchased) It's a great gun but I can't find a stock anywere. Anyone have an idea where to look?

 

[mp510]

gmoz, contact Ruger. They are very good on warranty work, and supplying parts. If it isn't under warranty, I bet they would be willing to sell you one
Also check out Gun Parts Corp. out of New York.

 

[rbernie]

Has anyone used this rifle? It is in 7.62x39.

Us'n 'Murricans can't get new Norincos, by oh-fish-i-al proclamation of our Federal government.

As I've heard the story - seems the Chinese pissed off a few folks in Washington, DC back in the early '90's by trying to sneak a buttload of FA capable AKs into the country under the guise of post-'86 legal semiauto imports. In response, our .gov decided that Norinco weapon imports were no longer welcome.

So - you'se guys in the Great White North get to play with Norinco bolties and M14 clones that we can't have.

 

[Surplussoldier]

Check www.canadiangunnutz.com
I've heard mixed reviews of the rifle. After some home bedding people have gotten decent accuracy (2 MOA, maybe 1 or so with handloads). But it's a bit crude. Most Canadians just buy SKSs (Yugo or Chinese) for the price, or VZ58 rifles (less expensive than Mini-30).