Carl N. Brown
Member
Last Saturday was work day at the range. I helped repair target stands. I had a free lunch of pizza, donut, fudge cake. And fulfilled my club service knocking $20 off my dues.
Before that, I restored at home and tested at the range a Mossberg 702 25 rd magazine I had converted a few years ago for my old CBC 7022 rifle. The only bobble I had was fail to eject on a round that was noticeably light, which was ammo fault, the magazine good to go.
The 7022 is like the prototype of the 702 and the RS22. There are little differences here and there, magazine catch on the rifle, notch and guide stud on the magazine.
Then I went back to the range the next day to retrieve the .22 target stand I drove off and left. And to test fire a shotgun on milk jugs I had accumulated.
Before that, I restored at home and tested at the range a Mossberg 702 25 rd magazine I had converted a few years ago for my old CBC 7022 rifle. The only bobble I had was fail to eject on a round that was noticeably light, which was ammo fault, the magazine good to go.
The 7022 is like the prototype of the 702 and the RS22. There are little differences here and there, magazine catch on the rifle, notch and guide stud on the magazine.
Then I went back to the range the next day to retrieve the .22 target stand I drove off and left. And to test fire a shotgun on milk jugs I had accumulated.
