byf 44 e block

[jbmauser]

This is a super nice untouched example with raw sling cutouts and even some factory primer visible on the outside of the buttplate. Pretty remarkable for it to have survived on there all this time. It is all matching and original of course with the only "bad" thing being a duffle cut under the lower band that has left the forend section a hair short. It doesn't bother me a bit so I was glad to be able to add this to my byf 44 letter block collection.

Other than the condition, it's a pretty straight forward e block. FN bolt with round gas ports and the rest is all MO.

 

[Coyote Ugly]

Very Nice!

 

[Mr. Dynamite]

Wow, beautiful!

 

[joe n]

A spectacular example!!! Wow!!!!

 

[Remembering]

Sweet rifle buddy, I love the stock cutouts! Great to see the collection growing like this. When did MO start using button style cross bolts?

 

[CanadianAR]

Ahh it's an ok rifle I guess.

 

[jbmauser]

Sweet rifle buddy, I love the stock cutouts! Great to see the collection growing like this. When did MO start using button style cross bolts?

Thanks!

Not exactly sure but mid/early 44 they start showing up. There's probably a fair amount of overlap.

 

[gaff]

sweet .

 

[jbmauser]

Ahh it's an ok rifle I guess.

Yeah, it's ok. At least it ejects properly.

 

[CanadianAR]

Yeah, it's ok. At least it ejects properly.

If I wanted to be technical......how would you know! Haha take this biotch out shooting!! Hahahahahaha

 

[jbmauser]

If I wanted to be technical......how would you know! Haha take this biotch out shooting!! Hahahahahaha

I know, because it's a byf. Operation would be flawless.

 

[Kayser Sose]

jesus CHRIST that's a good looking rifle.

Good pics too

 

[Bird Blaster]

very very nice rifle