I have an AR-15 lookalike in .22lr that I just don't know much about. It is not a true clone since the operating system seems to be quite different from an AR--the safety, in particular, is a simple crossblock and it is not gas operated. However, the dimensions seem just about right, the sights are the same, it looks closer to an AR15 than most clones I've seen, and it accepts the standard bayonet with no problem.
The reciever is stamped "ARMI JAGER LOANO ITALY--AP74--22LR--CAT 7406" The grips also bear the Jager logo. Inside the carrying handle cutout is stamped "E.M.F. CO STUDIO CITY--CAL"
I assume the rifle was manufactured by Jager and imported by EMF, but that's all I know. No one seems to know any more than that. I'd be interested in getting one more if they're still available, but more interested in a flash suppressor and a few extra magazines (Dad and I broke the plastic flash suppressor long ago and glued it back together intermittently for years, but a few weeks ago it went flying downrange and was gone.) Everyone who sees this gun thinks it's great but nobody has a clue where it came from, including my dad who purchased it.
Thanks.
The reciever is stamped "ARMI JAGER LOANO ITALY--AP74--22LR--CAT 7406" The grips also bear the Jager logo. Inside the carrying handle cutout is stamped "E.M.F. CO STUDIO CITY--CAL"
I assume the rifle was manufactured by Jager and imported by EMF, but that's all I know. No one seems to know any more than that. I'd be interested in getting one more if they're still available, but more interested in a flash suppressor and a few extra magazines (Dad and I broke the plastic flash suppressor long ago and glued it back together intermittently for years, but a few weeks ago it went flying downrange and was gone.) Everyone who sees this gun thinks it's great but nobody has a clue where it came from, including my dad who purchased it.
Thanks.