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ATeaM
June 3, 2001, 04:18 AM
How come no one has ever come out with 10+ rounders for the Remington 7400 ? With a more aggressive set of stocks and larger capacity mags you would think it would give competition to the FAL's and M1a's ?

Nightcrawler
June 3, 2001, 04:36 AM
There are plenty of FALs, AR-10s, M1As, and G3s on the market to cover the battle rifle field.

The Rem 7400 was designed as a sporting rifle. I doubt it's as rugged as a well-made example of any of the above.

Besides, Remington doesn't want to maket something as un-PC as a military style rifle.

Rex Feral
June 3, 2001, 09:52 AM
10 rounders are out there, Eagle and Ram-Line made them, some others may have as well. Check out: http://www.cdnninvestments.com My last sales flyer offered the Eagle 10 rounders for $9.99.

cuerno de chivo
June 3, 2001, 12:28 PM
can they get past 10 rds without a cleaning and lubing?

Art Eatman
June 3, 2001, 02:33 PM
cuerno de chivo, my 742 does so quite easily.

My Field First Sergeant, in basic training with the Garand in 1954, showed me his trick from Korea: At some point after a number of clip-loads, he'd liberally slop a good bit of GI gun oil into the action.

Apparently I was one of the few who paid attention. Other guys' rifles would start crudding up and fail to feed. And I got to shoot up all their ammo! :D

FWIW, Art

Oleg Volk
June 3, 2001, 09:00 PM
I looked into them when trying to replace Mini14. Reliability isn't all that great, barrels heat up fast and the tiny ejection port and bolt handle meake jam-clearing tough...or so people told me.

Bowser
June 3, 2001, 09:23 PM
Here are the answers you have been looking for.

http://iyp.uswestdex.com/accuracysystemsinc/Page9.html

It looks like these mags are metal.

I have 10 of those Eagle plastic mags, and not one works worth a damn.

Bowser.