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Sako Model 995 30-378 Detachable Mag
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<blockquote data-quote="ken snyder" data-source="post: 439228" data-attributes="member: 26019"><p>havent forgot about you, still looking for a digital camera and someone that knows how to send it. I'll try describing them. they are a single stack magazine held in place by the trigger guard and the front lug screw. the magazine extends below the bottom of the stock so that the deep well floorplate comes down over the magazine and locks them together. they use a narrow follower and regular z type spring. the top of the mag is very similar to a mag clip, but the timeing does not allow the cartridge too hop out and prevents the possibility of short chucking the round. thats when the cartridge pops up but the bolt hasnt been pulled back far enough and then jams the cartridge, part of it in the chamber part of it in the well. they do not require any modification to the action [ maybe polishing of the feed ramp ] years ago I Thought I came up with something new. absolutely not the case.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ken snyder, post: 439228, member: 26019"] havent forgot about you, still looking for a digital camera and someone that knows how to send it. I'll try describing them. they are a single stack magazine held in place by the trigger guard and the front lug screw. the magazine extends below the bottom of the stock so that the deep well floorplate comes down over the magazine and locks them together. they use a narrow follower and regular z type spring. the top of the mag is very similar to a mag clip, but the timeing does not allow the cartridge too hop out and prevents the possibility of short chucking the round. thats when the cartridge pops up but the bolt hasnt been pulled back far enough and then jams the cartridge, part of it in the chamber part of it in the well. they do not require any modification to the action [ maybe polishing of the feed ramp ] years ago I Thought I came up with something new. absolutely not the case. [/QUOTE]
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