im guessing you work for north sylva.. or you commented in the wrong thread..
TYPE 81 folding stock more pictures (DAY 6 Update "a bent rifle")
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im guessing you work for north sylva.. or you commented in the wrong thread..
The product might be good but the process was rotten. You seem to obsess more on those who aren't sipping the Kool-Aid than even the gun itself. Try to have consecutive posts without calling out 'haters'. If the gun is so damed good, let's hear about that. 
Sucks to hear about bent rifles... my folder is straight.
I do have one question though. When the trigger is pulled and the hammer falls, if I then put the rifle on "safe" I cannot pull the bolt to the rear. The bolt will move 2 inches and stop.
Once the rifle is put back on "fire" I can pull the bolt to rear and the hammer is cocked. Once the hammer is in the cocked position I can pull the bolt to the rear while the rifle is on "safe"
Is the rifle meant to function this way?
I do have one question though. When the trigger is pulled and the hammer falls, if I then put the rifle on "safe" I cannot pull the bolt to the rear. The bolt will move 2 inches and stop.
Once the rifle is put back on "fire" I can pull the bolt to rear and the hammer is cocked. Once the hammer is in the cocked position I can pull the bolt to the rear while the rifle is on "safe"
Is the rifle meant to function this way?
Sucks to hear about bent rifles... my folder is straight.
I do have one question though. When the trigger is pulled and the hammer falls, if I then put the rifle on "safe" I cannot pull the bolt to the rear. The bolt will move 2 inches and stop.
Once the rifle is put back on "fire" I can pull the bolt to rear and the hammer is cocked. Once the hammer is in the cocked position I can pull the bolt to the rear while the rifle is on "safe"
Is the rifle meant to function this way?
i believe so, mine is the same way. if you think about an ak, when the safety is on the bolt can still be pulled slightly to the rear to check the chamber, maybe when the pla moved to the 81 they wanted to retain this feature for training familiarity.
Canada tail
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Blame norinco for mm drama ? Lol. You go ahead.
Canada tail
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
This
I think there is 2or 3 known bent guns. So that’s 0.2%
have they shipped all the rifles? kind of hard to come up with numbers when you dont have all the facts needed. i hope your right..
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- Steel Town
It could simply be the stock is warped or poorly cut. Either way, it would be going back to the sender if it were mine.
I have many milsurps worse than that. Keeping it is up to you but it looks straight otherwise.
It's pretty much guaranteed that no milsurp rifle with a wood stock that is fixed to a receiver is going to be perfect. All of my Enfields are like this to varying degrees.
It's pretty much guaranteed that no milsurp rifle with a wood stock that is fixed to a receiver is going to be perfect. All of my Enfields are like this to varying degrees.
Yeah that butt is slightly crooked, but if you are right handed, that bend is a benefit - it has a little camber. High end companies like Holland and Holland charge extra for that
It’s a keeper, good thing the bent is in the right direction, making it an exquisite bespoke T81 for the right handed gentleman.
ComradeVlad
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- To the West
Id personally keep the gun. If u return it, you may get a mechanical lemon as a replacement..... im sure there are easy ways to straighten that stock as well.
