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Of Bees and Hornets Redux - Riihimaki 22 Hornet ANIB

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Please be sure to share the info you receive from SakoSource on your Bee. Especially if it turns out to be one from the last batch of 20 that were shipped. Also kindly post some pics of your Bee. I'm sure that we would all enjoy seeing it.

Thanks

rick
 
Gentlemen collectors and aficionados- I have been absent from the forum for a LONG time but getting back to the L46 .22 Hornet I own- I wonder if there are now aftermarket detachable magazines that work in these firearms . Mine seems to be a 5 or 6 round mag. I have tried to follow some of the discussion, and it seems there are -or were- some available, however I could never be certain or determine the source.
Would someone be so kind as to educate me about this?
 
Hi Mango

Welcome back! They sometimes show up on Ebay and GunBroker. I would start there and you might just get lucky.

rick
 
ricksengines said:
Hi Stone

Thanks for the feedback. I was thinking that the stock looked a lot like a Model 72 version. Is that possible?

rick
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So may I ask . . . what characteristics would a stock manufactured in the 60’s have, that would be comparable to a stock that was produced in 1972?
The 72’s were internal magazines only, and if they had a pistol grip cap, it made of a cheaper plastic, with no design.
Are you big fan of 72’s?
 
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