Chiappa LA322 Bandit Boot Leg .22lr 12" Non-Restricted

North Sylva just took the time to start another thread and post some more gun #### pictures at their usual pallet location, they also listed a SKU for a butt stock, but as per usual no price and they didn't bother to say which stock it was.... :)
 
morp said:
This have a 3/8” dovetail for sight mounting on the receiver?
Also, where’s the extraction port?
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There is a dovetail rail and if you watch a video on youtube you will see how the action works..... lever action opens the bolt to the rear ejecting spent case (hopefully) out the rights side of the receiver and then closing the lever and bolt pushes a fresh cartridge into the chamber and locks the action closed.
 
While we're waiting for baby brother to show up... here's my LA322 DLX

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It's okay, for the few times I had it out, it performed well, never jammed or missed fired.
Quality maybe par with an Rossi, Ithaca or Henry.
It's not a Win 94 or a Mar 39a.
I believe the barrel bands are steel.
 
tinman304 said:
Got mine today! Jam-o-matic with snap caps. Hopefully runs better with live rounds. Finish on the barrel is kinda crap. For $400 to my door, this looks like it'll be a fun little plinker.
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Make sure you fully disassemble and clean and re-oil everything, work some oil into the extractor and shell holder on the bolt. The whole interior lifter box can be removed and cleaned easily as well.
 
Those who have them, please toss up reviews of them.
Cycling and bulging brass are 2 possible issues i have heard. But with anything it could be a 1 off that talks the loudest, meanwhile everyone who is happy never says a word.
 
They are interesting, like my full size LA322, action is a little stiff at first but smooths out with use. Triggers are actually quite good.
Compared to my Rossi, the action on it quite smooth and solid, but the triggers are heavier by a fair bit.
 

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Hitzy said:
They are interesting, like my full size LA322, action is a little stiff at first but smooths out with use. Triggers are actually quite good.
Compared to my Rossi, the action on it quite smooth and solid, but the triggers are heavier by a fair bit.
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Which model number is this one? Is SFRC selling both the mares leg stock and the pistol grip stock?
 
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