Straight pull Galil ????

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Straight pull Galil ????

#1 Post by snayperskaya »

Does anyone know if a straight pull version of the Israeli Galil is available anywhere, or if such a thing even exists.Had a look on tinternet but can find anything :(
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#2 Post by Fedaykin »

Not that I am aware of, I don't see any issue why one couldn't be developed but the manufacturer would have to be persuaded that it is financially worth while.
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#3 Post by huntervixen »

Its an interesting idea and certainly no legal issues( I would sign up for one), the issue as ever for Business, is procuring the receiver/bolt kits in a viable quantity, but being faced with the issue of only selling a relative handful of complete rifles.

Unfortunately, us SP milsurp enthusiasts are a very small group among a relatively small UK shooting scene.
We need more people getting on board in this niche area, thank god people like Neal Parnem from Suffolk rifles have kept the faith, with his wonderful L1A1 rebuilds, new build M14's and the possibility of Garands in the future!
Fedaykin

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#4 Post by Fedaykin »

Oh sign me up for a Garand!

Am I right in thinking the way the bolt works on a Garand/M14 makes them particularly suited for straight pull.
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#5 Post by HALODIN »

I think so.
Fedaykin wrote:Oh sign me up for a Garand!

Am I right in thinking the way the bolt works on a Garand/M14 makes them particularly suited for straight pull.
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#6 Post by Charlotte the flyer »

Fedaykin wrote:Oh sign me up for a Garand!
Me too

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#7 Post by farmer7 »

Fedaykin wrote:Oh sign me up for a Garand!

Am I right in thinking the way the bolt works on a Garand/M14 makes them particularly suited for straight pull.
I have a friend who is mad on Garands in any form, he's got deacts and one that has the original barrel but has been bored out to .410. You can still see the gas port hole looking down the barrel. Only works as a straight pull though!
He would definitely buy one.
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#8 Post by snayperskaya »

Fedaykin wrote:Oh sign me up for a Garand!

Am I right in thinking the way the bolt works on a Garand/M14 makes them particularly suited for straight pull.
Im sure I heard somewhere that primary extraction would be a problem with a straight pull Garand, I could be wrong.
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#9 Post by HALODIN »

I don't see why it should be any different to my M14, which is a breeze.
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#10 Post by saddler »

Given the common heritage of the Galil & the AK series...maybe the easier option would be to add as many Galil parts as possible to an already straight pull AK?
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