[spade]

Its based of a ruger 10/22 action and it looks suprisingly similar to a very fine rifle from the past. And lets be honest, its about as close as any of us are going to get to one of these WA 2000's

Now if i could only find a grand lying around.

http://www.ironwooddesigns.com/2Aprodpa ... 2prod.html

 

[Shadow]

Sweet! The ruger does look rather interesting

 

[Jeff_850]

interesting

yea probably the closest anyone will get to a WA2000 since only a handful of people own one and lets face it they wont sell em and when they do they charge $30,000 to $40,000
that exceeds my anual ammo/guns budget

 

[mele]

Hum, imagine it in HMR or Mach2, that would be one fun little bugger.

MEL

 

[spade]

Hum, imagine it in HMR or Mach2, that would be one fun little bugger.

MEL

Exactly why i posted it mel 8) , i thought u might enjoy it.

 

[caver101]

I know that a bunch (most) of ya'll like the WA2000's, but (I may regret this later) I really don't like these rifles. I guess that I like the traditional rifles better. I would still like to shoot one though!!

 

[Zaitsev]

Im going to go with Caver and say that i dont really like the looks of a WA2000. I more used to the "Trdtional Rifle". Wouldnt mind shooting oe either.

 

[Jeff_850]

i do like the rifle but if i had one... id sell it to buy other rifle(s) i'd want more and still have a LOT of money left over even though it seems like a sweet rifle though there are a lot of rifles i think look better of coruse thats all just my opinion

 

[spade]

And such has been the argument for a long time.... most people think that the AUG is ugly too. In fact it very much is. Almost all bullpups are ugly as sin in my opinion. The fact remains though that inherent to their design, they are some of the most pointable rifles in existance. Function very much wins out over form.

 

[Jeff_850]

And such has been the argument for a long time.... most people think that the AUG is ugly too. In fact it very much is. Almost all bullpups are ugly as sin in my opinion. The fact remains though that inherent to their design, they are some of the most pointable rifles in existance. Function very much wins out over form.

its an AUGLY weapon
i havnt fired an AUG yet so i cant say how good its ergonomics are

 

[talking_target]

I think the conversion is neat, but I realistically would never buy it because Im fine, however if I had a 1022, i would just place a bulter creek stock and ss fluted barrel.

On the subject of the AUG, got to see a civilian version at a gun smith at it was a pretty comfortable.