Radom-Sport

The .223 Rem Radom-Sport center-fire semiautomatic-only rifle is a civilian-legal clone of the Mod. 96 Beryl Assault Rifle. Popular with the civilian shooters, the Beryl-Sport is reputed as exceptionally accurate and precision-made weapon, capable of shooting at extended distances. To enhance the ease of operation, extended magazine release lever and extended safety lever with enlarged finger rest were fitted. To extend service life, barrel is cold-hammered, with Tenifer-coated bore to protect against wear and scratching. The peep rear sight is mounted inside a cantilever trough, on top of which a MIL-STD-1913 rail enables various optoelectronic sights to be fitted. The Radom-Sport can be ordered with a steel folding stock, wooden rigid stock or plastic telescoping stock. TECHNICAL DATA: Muzzle velocity: V0 = 920 m/s. Muzzle energy: E0 = 1690 J. Firing mode: Single. Magazine capacity: 30 or 20 (optional) rounds. Method of operation: gas-operated weapon. Rifling pitch 228. Magazine capacity 10, 20 and 30 rounds. Measurements: Length with telescopic stock extended: 980 mm. Length with telescopic stock retracted: 910 mm. Barrel length: 457 mm. Sighting radius: 496 mm. Weights: Weapon, empty: 3350 g. Magazine (30 rds) empty: 185 g. Magazine (30 rds) loaded: 554 g