I was at the local gun shop looking at the meager AR type rifles chambered in .233 Remington. AR type rifles are fairly expensive in Ontario. They usually run you north of a grand. I was about ready to settle for the cheapest I could find when I asked the proprietor if there was anything else chambered for that cartridge. She came back with this odd looking rifle that was used. I liked the bull barrel, as this was going to be a range only gun anyways. I knew enough to know that most bull barrels are better for range work. When she took it apart, I was instantly in love with it. Needless to say I brought it home.
I will say this is probably my favorite rifle so far. The rifle came with a Bushnell Scope Chief VI Scope that is 3x9x40. When I bought the gun, I had assumed I would change the scope for something better. Well That is not happening. The scope is excellent. This is also one very accurate rifle. The single action shell ejector is something to see as well as it will kick the spent shell casing 20 feet behind you. I quickly learned to get my face out of the way.
After some research, this model comes in many different calibers, and even with shotgun barrels. Am I correct in assuming I may be able to find a shotgun barrel for this gun, and it should work?
Here are some photos.
The odd shaped butt is hollow and can be used to store extra rounds, a survival/cleaning kit, or anything you want that will fit in the space.
Molded into the stock.
Simple break action single shot. Note the shell extractor on the bottom of the chamber.
Unscrew this knob on the fore-stock to remove it. This allows the rifle to be taken apart easily.
Here is the hollow storage compartment. I have noticed there is no rubber seal..so not water proof. Zip lock bags will fix this easily.
Here, the for-stock is removed. There is even some storage space hidden inside the for-stock under the barrel.
Easy storage in a backpack, etc...
I will say this is probably my favorite rifle so far. The rifle came with a Bushnell Scope Chief VI Scope that is 3x9x40. When I bought the gun, I had assumed I would change the scope for something better. Well That is not happening. The scope is excellent. This is also one very accurate rifle. The single action shell ejector is something to see as well as it will kick the spent shell casing 20 feet behind you. I quickly learned to get my face out of the way.
After some research, this model comes in many different calibers, and even with shotgun barrels. Am I correct in assuming I may be able to find a shotgun barrel for this gun, and it should work?
Here are some photos.
The odd shaped butt is hollow and can be used to store extra rounds, a survival/cleaning kit, or anything you want that will fit in the space.
Molded into the stock.
Simple break action single shot. Note the shell extractor on the bottom of the chamber.
Unscrew this knob on the fore-stock to remove it. This allows the rifle to be taken apart easily.
Here is the hollow storage compartment. I have noticed there is no rubber seal..so not water proof. Zip lock bags will fix this easily.
Here, the for-stock is removed. There is even some storage space hidden inside the for-stock under the barrel.
Easy storage in a backpack, etc...
Last edited:
