M70 pre-64 bullpup - 04/13/23
Re: M70 pre-64 bullpup - 04/13/23
Some things just can't be unseen!! Thanks.
Re: M70 pre-64 bullpup - 04/13/23
I saw one of these in person must have been a thing at one time. The one I saw they used an xtr a little better I guess?
Re: M70 pre-64 bullpup - 04/13/23
Originally Posted by bsa1917hunter
Some things just can't be unseen!! Thanks.
That does hurt my heart some.
Re: M70 pre-64 bullpup - 04/13/23
Stammster: Gag.... puke... ongoing nausea!
Idiocy on parade this.
Hold into the wind
VarmintGuy
Idiocy on parade this.
Hold into the wind
VarmintGuy
Re: M70 pre-64 bullpup - 04/13/23
This is horrible
Re: M70 pre-64 bullpup - 04/14/23
Quite the curiosity, but there are more suitable rifles to desecrate this way. Beyond lunacy into the madness zone.
Re: M70 pre-64 bullpup - 04/14/23
If men climb mountains because "they're there"... Maybe the same logic. I get an additional "conundrum kick" at the pre WWII Lyman Alaskan Scope application on a post WWII rifle! Believe that scope tube is 3/4". They were great scopes... For their era! I'd guess this rifle was damaged goods and Bubbed in a market low era before the term "pre '64" was widely adopted. The action looks good and that may be the residual value point!
Thanks for the" double take, say what" opportunity!
Best!
John
Thanks for the" double take, say what" opportunity!
Best!
John
Re: M70 pre-64 bullpup - 04/14/23
Whoever built that should be drawn and quartered....
Re: M70 pre-64 bullpup - 04/14/23
$1900? Sign me up!
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Re: M70 pre-64 bullpup - 04/14/23
If I remember right, bullpups were popular around 1952, encouraged by an article in the American Rifleman. I had a neighbor who was hot for one. He drove a Kaiser Frazer.