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Rapid Fire RFG308 Schematics

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  • beantownshootah
    Quality control on Ohio Rapid Fire receivers was highly variable. Among other things, they used to build American made receivers that other companies (eg Century Arms) could assemble into complete guns from parts kits. Then the quality of these secondary builds was (is) variable.

    The point is, your gun MIGHT have problems that can't be fixed just by swapping out a few springs (ie headspace issues, feed guide issues, etc).

    Anyway, it would help greatly if you could identify the TYPE of rifle you have.

    Does it look like THIS? (Galil .308 build):
    01-30-08_1547.jpg
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  • kisa1
    Thanks for your info. I have the weapon in the 1st photo.
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  • kisa1
    Hey Beantownshootah, I have the Galil version in the 1st pic. Thanks for your input. Anyone have schematics?
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  • beantownshootah
    quote:Originally posted by kisa1
    Thanks for your info. I have the weapon in the 1st photo.


    That's what I thought.

    You have what might be considered a "clone" of an Israeli .308 Galil SAR rifle.

    Without getting into too much detail here, your gun was undoubtedly built using the ORF receiver and surplus parts (either from Israel ir somewhere else, like Guatemala). Quality of these rifles is highly variable, depending on who assembled them and using what parts. The earlier ORF Galil receivers in particular were problematic, with some of them not being properly heat-treated.

    The Galil rifle is itself a clone of a Kalashnikov rifle, so if you're familiar with AK-type rifles, you should have a good basis to go with these.

    Here is the complete Israeli rifle manual in .pdf format, that you can download, save, or print. If you scroll to the end, it includes a complete schematic with parts list.

    http://users.rcn.com/philistine/galil/Galil_Assault_Rifle.pdf
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