So I went ahead and did it.
I had a 91/30 barreled receiver shortened to the point where even with a blind pinned/welded AMD65 aftermarket muzzlebrake attached the barrel is just a nat's **** longer than 16 inches (measured to the breachface)
The grand scheme is to take one of the light weight aftermarket monte carlo stocks and partially inlet the end of it so that the brake sitts flush and the porting is unobstructed. Then I'll take a bent bolt setup and the misc little parts it needs and throw it togeather, attach some sort of front sight and get the whole thing parkerized.
It should have the effect of making this 91/30 into the single most irritating firearm that has ever been shot next to you at the range
This way, when I'm shooting my little .22 target rifles and some jerk sets up next to me, takes a step back from the firing line and opens up with his .500 S&W revolver and then does not respond to polite requests to step forward to the firing line, I can simply put my target rifle away, pull the bite-sized 91/30 out of the rack, and teach them a brief (but effective) lesson in range ettiquite.
I should start a pool on how far the fireball will shoot out sideways.
any guesses?
I had a 91/30 barreled receiver shortened to the point where even with a blind pinned/welded AMD65 aftermarket muzzlebrake attached the barrel is just a nat's **** longer than 16 inches (measured to the breachface)
The grand scheme is to take one of the light weight aftermarket monte carlo stocks and partially inlet the end of it so that the brake sitts flush and the porting is unobstructed. Then I'll take a bent bolt setup and the misc little parts it needs and throw it togeather, attach some sort of front sight and get the whole thing parkerized.
It should have the effect of making this 91/30 into the single most irritating firearm that has ever been shot next to you at the range
This way, when I'm shooting my little .22 target rifles and some jerk sets up next to me, takes a step back from the firing line and opens up with his .500 S&W revolver and then does not respond to polite requests to step forward to the firing line, I can simply put my target rifle away, pull the bite-sized 91/30 out of the rack, and teach them a brief (but effective) lesson in range ettiquite.
I should start a pool on how far the fireball will shoot out sideways.
any guesses?