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| I cant help you with that m70 reliese.
But would like to see how Jim did your bolt knob on your project rifle. Is He putting a Talley on that MRC? |
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| I own several pre war pre 64 mod 70s and hate the factory button release. I'll probably replace my pre 64s with the "bow" release. I'll not do it on the pre-wars for obvious reasons.
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| I have seen some photos of some that were done by a fellow by the name of Herman Waldron. Instead of a button he used a flat checkered piece of steel that went straight in and out. Looked great. wish I knew where I saw those photos. |
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| I have a couple of pre64M70 trigger guards, steel, with Oberndorf sporter style bow release, as made by Griffin & Howe, I think in the 1950s-60s. My vague recollection is that they sold these as an accessory and you could buy one without having a custom rifle made by them. |
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| Slightly unrelated but I've done several hinged floorplate/ M70 style push button release modifications on mil-surp VZ actions. As you say, it's not terribly pretty but still a considerable improvement over the battle rifle design. It's purely personal but from a functional perspective I prefer the push button to the "through the bow" design.
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