Mine works like a champ. The fact that the Mark ll has been available for a while would make me think that the mag issues have been worked out on the Mark ll guns. No issues at all with mine. The new E receivers probably contribute to their reliability. My Mags are perfectly straight and not curved like some.
For autoloaders, The Brno 611 is the class act, nothing else compares. The Marlin 922M is a second, then the CZ 512.
Numrich is the ticket! I have ordered parts on guns as far back as 1955 and I have only ran into one gun they didn't have the part for. The Armscor M1600 is a Rock Island Armory 22LR AR looking rifle. The trigger assembly is made from pot metal and hard to find. I have had that rifle for a year and still looking for a trigger. Numrich has type #1, #2 and #3 listed and schematics for the gun however, those triggers are rarely in stock due to demand. A direct result of the piss poor composition of the manufacturing process of that particular part.
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I was thinking of upgrading mine to Boyds stock as well. Not that it'll make it shoot anymore accurate but it's definitely looks a lot nicer. I would have refinished this stock but it's made out of white ash. It's what they make baseball bats out of it's very hard but it looks like crap if you try to refinish it. A good Walnut stock really comes out in the beauty is evident when refinished. But white ash is a rear end to work with.
Big thing for me was it balanced the weight on the rifle the factory stock made the gun very barrel heavy
Excellent info! I have got the one picked out and it's a deal at 162 with a gloss finish. I am going to order the metal trigger guard and mag plate. Did you get those when you ordered yours? If so which trigger guard and mag plate did you go with? They have three options.
Look for the Mark ll in particular. They come with wooden or composite stocks but do come with a bull barrel. Accu-trigger is an option but most come with the E_ Receiver and can be outfitted with the accu-trigger after the fact. My doesn't have the accu-trigger but it's a smooth, crisp 4 lbs.. The E-receiver is identifiable by the length of the action. I believe it's 7 & 3/4 inches long as opposed to 7 & 1/8 on the old E-receiver and older Mark ll's. There is a healthy aftermarket for the new Mark ll guns. A lot of trigger upgrades as well as metal trigger guards and mag plates. Plus Boydes makes some killer stock options in case a composite stock is all you can find. They are so affordable it leaves plenty of room in your wallet to dress it up and be far more attractive and utilitarian. For 440 you can purchase the rifle, outfit it with a beautiful Boyds stock, metal trigger guard, mag plate even add a trigger upgrade and come in well under 500 bucks. So much potential for a already varmint death dealing tack driver.
I used the trigger guard and mag plate from the factory stock just had to get a longer bolt for the stock, you could counter-sink the laminate stock to make the factory one work but I just went and found a longer one
