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donmarkey

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I got a few guards that I don't know what model they are from in a parts lot. The top one is a standard long action but have the lock screw on the opposite side and a short tang. Looks like a yugo 48 but is standard screw spacing. The bottom one is a small ring of some sort with a mag well filler brazed in. I got a few of them that are identical. Anyone know what these are from?

-Don

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Don, the lower one may be spanish 1916 converted to 7.62 .

BINGO!

That's what Mine looks like! If ya wanna part w/ that one... I am interrested!

The top one??? Sorry no good Ideas just now!! Marty

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Don,

I would agree with the others, the sr guard has been blocked for 308. My 1916 is similar except the block has been beveled to serve as a "pre-feed ramp"

I have a FN milsurp with the lock screw to the rear.

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<_< hope i'm not off subject donmarkey, but can you use the same design floor plate drop like we are for the m98's? dave
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Don,

I would agree with the others, the sr guard has been blocked for 308. My 1916 is similar except the block has been beveled to serve as a "pre-feed ramp"

I have a FN milsurp with the lock screw to the rear.

Does the FN have a short tang also? The block on the SR is beveled on the top, it's a little hard to see in the pic, so 1916 it probably is.

-Don

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Does the FN have a short tang also? The block on the SR is beveled on the top, it's a little hard to see in the pic, so 1916 it probably is.

-Don

 

Don, the FN has the short tang but the lock screw is forward of the rear screw and rearward of the front screw.

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Does the FN have a short tang also? The block on the SR is beveled on the top, it's a little hard to see in the pic, so 1916 it probably is.

-Don

 

If you're refering to the forward end of the trigger guard, the answer is yes it's a little shorter than a standard 98.

It appears to be standard in all other aspects.

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Don this is the only pic of an FN bottom metal that I have and is one I cut the guard off to be replaced by one that I made. It is not avery good pic. but you can see the simualarity to yours.

 

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Yep that looks like it. Thanks. That solves both my mysteries. I have a few of each, anyone needs any let me know.

-Don

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