I remember drooling over these as a kid.
I remember drooling over these as a kid.
Gettin' down innagrass.
Let's Go Brandon!
Yeah they seem to go for a few thousand. I check GunBroker daily, just for curiosity. Watched a couple cool ones sell that way. But they are not cheap at all.
Okay, synopsis on the gas system? It's not a piston per se but not really a DI either, correct?
11C2P '83-'87
Airborne Infantry
F**k China!
The LR-300 rifle is gas operated, and utilizes modified Stoner-type direct gas impingement system. In this modified system, the gas key is extended forward to form the tube, that protrudes forward from the receiver and into the handguard. The protruding part of the gas key tube is used to host the bolt return spring, which is placed between the front receiver wall and the collar at the front of the gas key tube. The gas tube, which runs rearward from the gas block / front sight base, is strengthened as its rear end floats freely to enter the extended gas key tube when bolt group is in the battery. That way, at least some of the hot gases from inside the gas carrier are expelled outside the receiver and into the inner handguard area, through the extended gas key tube, once it has left the gas tube during the bolt group recoil movement. Additional benefit of this system is that it allows the bolt carrier to be made twice as short compared to the standard AR-15– type bolt carrier. In turn, this results in the fact that there's no need for the recoil buffer tube, which is normally protruding backward from the AR-15-type lower receiver. Because of this feature, most LR-300 rifles are fitted with side-folding shoulder stocks, either skeletonized non-adjustable ones made from metal or polymer ones, adjustable for length of pull. Otherwise the LR-300 is similar to the AR-15-type weapons and has similar trigger / safety arrangements, magazine housing and bolt stop device.
Cool video of exploded assembly...
Z-M Weapons LR-300
Gettin' down innagrass.
Let's Go Brandon!
I think I’m going to stop opening this tread. I keep hoping against all logic that someone will report that ZM is considering starting production again. Disappointed each time.
11C2P '83-'87
Airborne Infantry
F**k China!
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