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I’m pretty stoked to have picked up what I think is a good bargain in a model 76 today. It comes with a few extras that just sweeten the deal. This is my second 76 so I can keep one fitted with Todd’s .22LR conversion kit and the other with Austin’s 9mm suppressor.  I’m glad I found it.

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On 5/24/2026 at 9:27 PM, BillinBama said:

I’m pretty stoked to have picked up what I think is a good bargain in a model 76 today. It comes with a few extras that just sweeten the deal. This is my second 76 so I can keep one fitted with Todd’s .22LR conversion kit and the other with Austin’s 9mm suppressor.  I’m glad I found it.

Hey Bill, I too have two of these dandy guns (plus lots of extras to INLCUDE a spare bolt (Andrey)). One of the best deals out there for SMG's. And did you notice how thick the receiver metal is? Twice that of normal SMG's.... 

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Yeah, I've noticed how robust it is built.  I have two new bolts incoming from Austin, successor to Andrey.  Plus a 22 kit from Todd, and Austin's suppressor with short barrel and shroud from Kak.  Good times right now as far as getting parts and accessories for these guns. 

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Congrats Bill. It is a good time for 76 upgrades/ replacement parts. I just wish there was a way to stiffen the original stock without permanent modification. I bought a spare MK760 stock back in the 90’s and had it welded in the open position. I would swap out the stock when I went to the range. I just loved the original look. Here’s a pic of my Tool Room 76.

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On 5/27/2026 at 2:42 PM, Remo Williams 1 said:

Congrats Bill. It is a good time for 76 upgrades/ replacement parts. I just wish there was a way to stiffen the original stock without permanent modification. I bought a spare MK760 stock back in the 90’s and had it welded in the open position. I would swap out the stock when I went to the range. I just loved the original look. Here’s a pic of my Tool Room 76.

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There is a solution for the stock. The stock adaptor sold by Brian Miles (forum member) is an excellent way to replace the nasty OEM stock with a temporary adaptor that allows you to add virtually any aftermarket folding stock. I use mine with a SIG Minimalist and it is excellent beyond descriptions. I've installed the adaptor on both my M76's. Now they shoot and act like a real gun!

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Ye0, I use Brian’s adapter on my other 76 also, works great.

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On 5/31/2026 at 7:58 PM, Remo Williams 1 said:

Rekraps, I am glad you found a good solution. My problem is I really like the look of the originals and the newer stocks don’t do it for me. At heart I lean towards classic looks, the same with the Ak’s and MAC guns. But that is just me.

I'm with you on the appearance, the stock I now have on mine just doesn't have the proper "look."  But for practical reasons I like the adapter with the Minimalist stock.  

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On 6/3/2026 at 9:57 AM, BillinBama said:

I'm with you on the appearance, the stock I now have on mine just doesn't have the proper "look."  But for practical reasons I like the adapter with the Minimalist stock.  

Of course I kept the OEM stock.... it just doesn't do the job though.

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