Slowing down RPM on S&W 76

Anders1

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I paid $8300 from a dealer for one in good shape about a month ago. I've been watching a couple go unsold on gunbroker for $9000 to $9500. I think going price is $8000 to $8500.
 

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View attachment 30948Why not purchase an Uzi or Sterling? S&W 76, Uzi, and Sterling are comparable prices. The Uzi and Sterling are proven competitive weapons with plenty of spare parts and accessories. We may have a supplier of parts soon at BWE Firearms, but spare parts for 76/760s are extremely scarce now. I own a 760 and like the platform with a few cosmetic changes. It is a work in progress.View attachment 30949
How did you adapt for an m4 buttstock? I am waiting approval for an Mk760 and would like t ok eliminate ate the folding stock for something more rigid.
 

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he bought the scott andrey (www.samachine.com)conversion kit made specifically to convert to a CAR type stock. one of the best upgrades for an MK760. barrel, receiver tube and stock all in a row.



as far as slowing ROF down (original posting) I have wondered if simply pouring little molten lead into the rear of the bolt might work
 
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