It's kind of interesting when using Trailboss powder, shooting at subsonic velocities. I'm thinking next time I shoot this gun, I'll have to compare it to a suppressed bolt-action 22LR. Where the flat-nosed rounds were nose-diving before, now they are hitting the built-in ramp in the mag body and shooting straight up over the chamber and often getting trapped vertically between the barrel & bolt.
Subsequent variants marketed as the Destroyer Magazine Rifle were apparently made in the 1920s and 1930s by Ayra Durex. The earliest variants of the Destroyer Rifle were made by Gaztanaga y Compania of Eiber, Spain. We accept returns for any reason within the 3 day inspection period with no refund.
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So I ended up notching it for the Destroyer's mag catch and then ordering a couple of the other style of 9mm mag, which has a spacer along the rear of the mag body.Īs it turns out, this style works better than I'd expected. The original incarnations of the MAC Destroyer Carbine were based upon the Spanish Model 1921 Destroyer Magazine Rifle. Description: A Spanish Destroyer carbine chambered in 9mm Bergmann Bolt action,Stock is in great condition, barrel shows wear. I thought about returning it, but a couple of dry runs with the mag held in by hand pressure were encouraging. However, it does have a small ramp built into the front of the mag body to keep the round from nose-diving, which was the problem I was having with the factory mags.
It's got a rib along the front of the mag, aligning the rounds at the back of the mag. 38 spl load data, but then looking at the magazine started pondering about a. I picked up a well used Spanish Destroyer carbine in 9mm Largo and first started thinking about some heavy and slow handloads for it based on low end. I've got one 1911 mag modded to fit the gun. Good morning all, I have been reading the Bunny Gun posts for many years and pondering projects.
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