deucegunner

I just joined this site and mentioned the exact rifle you are talking about in my Introduce Yourself post as being the rifle that got me interested in tactical .22s near 30 years ago now. Those rifles were made by an Italian firearms manufacturer called Armi Jaeger. The M-16 replica was the AP-74. The AK replica was (and maybe still is) last imported into the USA by Mitchell Arms. I remember being able to shoot near ragged hole 10 shot groups at 25 yds (longest distance I had access to at the time) offhand with that rifle. Only gripe I had with it was the 15 rd mag it came with it, that had to be used because I guess that was the most Jaeger could make fit in the 20 rd simulated M-16 mag sized body, and nothing existed at the time to modify. They were quite nice, but I believe I traded it off for a 10/22 because 25-30 rd mags for those were just starting to be introduced.

Greetings fellow forum members. Just found this site. I've been intersted in tactical .22s (among lots of other guns), ever since I purchased my first Armi Jaeger AP-74 30 years ago.