.22LR M200 Cheytac Intervention

[dirt_diver]

I know it doesn't really go with the theme of this site, but it did give me a chuckle. Thanks!

[Kchen986]

Pretty neat, but why not keep em as airsoft? That way you can shoot it in your backyard and shoot your friends with it?

[defcon]

Pretty neat, but why not keep em as airsoft? That way you can shoot it in your backyard and shoot your friends with it?

thanks. initially i collected these to hang on a wall and do some plinking in my backyard. then i figured a better idea was to make my 10/22 and other .22LR's tacticool.

[fallenromeo]

I love the work, and honestly I would have thought the cost would be much higher than it was too. Did you do all the work yourself?

[defcon]

I love the work, and honestly I would have thought the cost would be much higher than it was too. Did you do all the work yourself?

i go for used or internally broken stocks. i typically pay 30%-60% for it. i looked up how much a real one cost and its like $6k+

im very happy with my own version. so far this has to be my favorite for now.

for the M200 i needed access to a mill and a lathe. so i found a local guy that had these machines to help finish milling out the upper receiver to give clearance to my bolt handle. also had help with a lathe to bore out something in the barrel to make it wider. my dremel cannot do everything.

everything else i did myself. a dremel can work wonders.