This is what happens when your saving for glass and waiting for parts lol.
Called the guys at Europtic yesterday for recommendations on a scope mount. (Went with the Badger with stop pin btw).
But it came up in conversation that the TRG’s all come with screwed and glued picatinny rails and have so for at least 5 years, maybe seven according to the gentleman helping me. There is no evidence of any glue residue on the receiver. The previous owner used a quick detach rail.
I dont have a bore scope but the rifle looks nearly new, the bolt has seemingly little wear. Personally it doesn’t matter to me if it’s a 2000 model. But I started looking online and there doesn’t seem to be a way to determine the year of manufacture.
I’ve heard there are some differences in the pre2013 rifles. I suspect mine is at least this old.
Anyone have a resource?
Called the guys at Europtic yesterday for recommendations on a scope mount. (Went with the Badger with stop pin btw).
But it came up in conversation that the TRG’s all come with screwed and glued picatinny rails and have so for at least 5 years, maybe seven according to the gentleman helping me. There is no evidence of any glue residue on the receiver. The previous owner used a quick detach rail.
I dont have a bore scope but the rifle looks nearly new, the bolt has seemingly little wear. Personally it doesn’t matter to me if it’s a 2000 model. But I started looking online and there doesn’t seem to be a way to determine the year of manufacture.
I’ve heard there are some differences in the pre2013 rifles. I suspect mine is at least this old.
Anyone have a resource?
