My 858 needs a name...

grelmar

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Because I name all my favourite Reds.

Here she is in all her glory...

Changes:
Ambi Safety (with a 45 degree throw instead of the standard 90 degree)
Ambi Mag Release
Special Forces Muzzle Brake
Surplus side folder.
Just put the finishing touches on my hand made cheek rest for the side folder. Even when folded, all controls accessible.

Still waiting for:
Neit Bolt Release (in the mail as we speak)

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Thoughts, ideas, on what I should call her?
 
where'd you order the bolt release from? the website i found seems to be broken.

EE. there's a fellow selling off a few he's had since before Neit went under.

http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php/1430487-CZ-VZ-AR-parts

$50 is less than the $65 they went for new, and less than any of the other bolt releases currently available.

Kosa! In Cz this means scythe, name given to folding stocks!


I like where this is heading...

červená sekačka (Red Reaper in Czech)
červená kosa (Red Scythe).
 
The NEIT bolt release might need some filing to clear the ambi mag release. The ambi release ends up pushing the neit bolt release up slightly and sometimes it can catch the bolt when it is not supposed to. Or, you can file the ambi mag release. This happened to me using the neit bolt release together with the neit ambi mag release.
 
The NEIT bolt release might need some filing to clear the ambi mag release. The ambi release ends up pushing the neit bolt release up slightly and sometimes it can catch the bolt when it is not supposed to. Or, you can file the ambi mag release. This happened to me using the neit bolt release together with the neit ambi mag release.

Yah, I was looking at pictures of it, and with the ambi mag release I have and the cheek piece, I'm figuring there will need to be some tweaking and fitting. Hopefully nothing severe.

The bolt release, for me, is the least important add-on. Once a new mag is in, if you slap the bolt carrier pretty much anywhere the bolt catch slips and the bolt slams home.
 
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