Show me your MRA Renegade and Maverick builds

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Here's the current configuration of my Mk 1 Renegade. 14.5" Faxon pencil barrel under a 15" MRA SLW handguard. Scalarworks iron sights. Geissele Single Stage Precision flat bow trigger (2 Lbs 5.9 Oz 10-pull average). 5 Lbs 13.0 Oz as pictured.

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Nice builds. Doesn't seem to be much available for barrels in canada these days if one wanted to build one of these from a receiver set. Would CBSA mess with barrels ordered from brownell's?
 
Here are two Renegades, one is in .458 Socom and the other is .223 Wylde

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Here is my Maverick in .338 Federal

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Been thinking about pulling the trigger on acquiring one of these. This post may just be the sign needed to finally bring one of these bad boys home.
 
I'm intrigued. Do you have any details on how you accomplished this? How reliable is the pump action? Do you think having an action bar on both sides would improve it?

I tried 5 different iterations before I settled on the final product.

The final result was a piece of 2” PVC electrical conduit, split, heated and moulded for the handguard, then trimmed to fit. I then stippled the plastic with a soldering iron. The transfer bar is a piece of alluminum angle iron epoxied and screwed to the pump.

A second transfer bar would block the ejection port, so a single will have to do.

I’ll take some better pictures tomorrow and do a bit better write up, but all told I ran 2-300 rounds with 1-4, and I’ve only run 150 rounds with V5, so it’s too soon to speak about reliability etc….
 
Very cool.

I'd love to see some video of it in action.
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I tried 5 different iterations before I settled on the final product.

The final result was a piece of 2” PVC electrical conduit, split, heated and moulded for the handguard, then trimmed to fit. I then stippled the plastic with a soldering iron. The transfer bar is a piece of alluminum angle iron epoxied and screwed to the pump.

A second transfer bar would block the ejection port, so a single will have to do.

I’ll take some better pictures tomorrow and do a bit better write up, but all told I ran 2-300 rounds with 1-4, and I’ve only run 150 rounds with V5, so it’s too soon to speak about reliability etc….
Thanks for the info. I though it might have been 3D printed and was wondering how it would be strong enough. The PVC makes more sense. Besides the action bar, is it attached at all to the handgaurd?
 
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Thanks for the info. I though it might have been 3D printed and was wondering how it would be strong enough. The PVC makes more sense. Besides the action bar, is it attached at all to the handgaurd?

V1-3 I had tried having it run on “rails” inside the HG, but it was just too aggravating.

I have a buddy with a 3-D printer, I gave him a drawing of what I wanted, but the pump handle hasn’t been functional. So while he tweaks that idea, I moved on to this iteration.

The pump handle goes up to the top rail around bottom of the HG (if that makes sense), so if you remove the transfer bar from the bolt, the pump handle will simply be floating on the HG. It can be removed by sliding it all the way forward off the HG. There is actually nothing holding the pump handle onto the rifle, it just “floats” there.
 
Stripped down an AR.

I got annoyed with the straight pull and added a pump….










Ok, the is fracking awesome! I think I asked if something similar was possible a while back, but no one answered. Great to see someone actually make it work! Nice work!
 
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