Norinco 334 Bolt Action Hunting Rifle

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Our Norinco 334 rifles have arrived. We have done a headspace check on each one of the rifles we ordered and all passed. Just a extra piece in mind for anyone who purchases one from us. The gun is drilled an tapped for bases that do not exist so treat it as an iron sight only rifle for the time being. We are hopeful of proper bases becoming available in the future.

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Loving the wood-to-metal fit on the bottom metal.

Somewhere in China is a beaver, employed by Norinco in a factory. He is working his fifth straight twelve hour shift. He's chewing out the inletting on these but can't see straight anymore and has started to feel like he's losing his mind. He misses his simpler life back in the pond, but he has a female and a couple of kits to feed.

Inletting by sleep deprived insane beaver. This is the Norinco way.
 
Dark Alley Dan said:
Loving the wood-to-metal fit on the bottom metal.

Somewhere in China is a beaver, employed by Norinco in a factory. He is working his fifth straight twelve hour shift. He's chewing out the inletting on these but can't see straight anymore and has started to feel like he's losing his mind. He misses his simpler life back in the pond, but he has a female and a couple of kits to feed.

Inletting by sleep deprived insane beaver. This is the Norinco way.
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Bahahahahahahaha!!!!!
 
Dark Alley Dan said:
Loving the wood-to-metal fit on the bottom metal.

Somewhere in China is a beaver, employed by Norinco in a factory. He is working his fifth straight twelve hour shift. He's chewing out the inletting on these but can't see straight anymore and has started to feel like he's losing his mind. He misses his simpler life back in the pond, but he has a female and a couple of kits to feed.

Inletting by sleep deprived insane beaver. This is the Norinco way.
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My dog chews better inletting than any Norinco beaver, so I could get her to make me a better stock, if I could find a suitable chunk of cotton wood.
 
TheWhole9Yards said:
Accuracy is subjective, be more specific.
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“Precision” measures how consistently the rifle places each shot on the target. Precision is measured from the center of each bullet hole and us usually stated in MOA (minutes-of-angle). One MOA is 1.047″ at 100 yards and is usually rounded to 1″.
 
chanrobi said:
Rofl

How is a 1 moa or a 2 moa gun subjective
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What people consider "accurate" is subjective. My comment was meant to determine what the poster was looking for out of a $499 Chinese rifle. Group size is not an indication of accuracy. Accuracy requires both a properly zeroed rifle and someone who can shoot it.

bishop4444 said:
“Precision” measures how consistently the rifle places each shot on the target. Precision is measured from the center of each bullet hole and us usually stated in MOA (minutes-of-angle). One MOA is 1.047″ at 100 yards and is usually rounded to 1″.
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Yes I know. And accuracy is how well you're able to place that group on the target.
 
Those are basically surplus rifles, maybe 10 years old. No warranty. They are already being sold much cheaper second hand. 308 in a choo wood stock with poor finish. Let me think about this, ahh nope.

I'd rather let the beaver chew my foot for an hour.
 
TheWhole9Yards said:
What people consider "accurate" is subjective. My comment was meant to determine what the poster was looking for out of a $499 Chinese rifle. Group size is not an indication of accuracy. Accuracy requires both a properly zeroed rifle and someone who can shoot it.

Yes I know. And accuracy is how well you're able to place that group on the target.
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I wanted to know how well they shoot, rumour is they are crap, even a cheap ass Savage rifle can shot under 1 MOA
Thanks for trolling me when you knew exactly what I was asking but used the wrong word
 
Dark Alley Dan said:
Loving the wood-to-metal fit on the bottom metal.

Somewhere in China is a beaver, employed by Norinco in a factory. He is working his fifth straight twelve hour shift. He's chewing out the inletting on these but can't see straight anymore and has started to feel like he's losing his mind. He misses his simpler life back in the pond, but he has a female and a couple of kits to feed.

Inletting by sleep deprived insane beaver. This is the Norinco way.
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Laugh2

Very well done!.....:)
 
One would think with a handful of Weaver two piece bases and being slightly mechanically inclined, a person could create something that would fit this rifle?

On the other hand it could be used for dispatching injured animals on the farm. At point blank range!

If that gun was $199.00 I would buy one, I personally do not think it's worth much more.

My opinion only......:(
 
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