I’ve got an SA M7, and I was looking on the AK-47 site recently, for the replacement stock SCREWS, and I noticed they have a "new style" or maybe it was "improved style", but this "improved" style was stated to ONLY be used with "virgin stocks".
Not to mention that I THINK I remember they were OUT OF STOCK on the original stock screws. What is different about these "improved" screws, and how do they differ from the originals, that I have in my gun?
I am not so sure my local hardware stores have these same sized screws. I mean, they have screws of this nature, but the heads are different sizes/etc, and I would just prefer to buy the true stock screws from an ak-47 supplier. (not sure who else would have them, other than K-VAR????)
bexdvve81
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Magpul
Originally Posted By dutchman74: who is Chris Costa and whats his claim to fame?
Got it yesterday. Shot it, fifty rounds of browning magazine 115s on steel. No problems, cept the steel was calibrated for .40 and I had to hit it that much higher to put it down. Hell, I finger fucked it so hard before I got the paperwork done I had already bled on it. I’ve bled on every one of my fighting pistols, its only the revolvers I don’t bleed on.
Somehow FedEx shipped it to QUEBEC first. How they did that I do not know. I was fortunate that they did not discover the contents of the package before they flew it back to the United States!
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I wish they would’ve sent it here first instead!!! I am happy for you. Now where’s your pics?
Now don’t flame me for asking this and it’s kind of off topic, but I was thinking about it the other day. Would you dare shoot Wolf through that? I don’t know why I thought of it, I don’t even own any. I’m just curious. I have shot some through my browning magazines and even my 1911, but hobbs said I shouldn’t back in the day.
But did they come up with the title or the game first?
Maryland: Baltimore’s incoming Mayor seeks more gun control Baltimore’s incoming mayor, Stephanie C. Rawlings Blake, pressed Annapolis lawmakers to toughen state gun laws at a packed hearing Tuesday before the House Judiciary Committee.
Virginia: License bills hot among legislators this session Virginia’s Senate Bill 289, a proposal introduced by Sen. Creigh Deeds, D Bath County, allows the Department of Game and Inland Fisheries to establish a lifetime hunting and fishing license for infants. The primary goal of the license would be to provide residual revenue for the department, which gets no money from Virginia’s general fund and which relies on license sales for 65 percent of its revenue.
Microsoft finds perfect Windows 7 metaphor with a 7-patty Whopper Via the Daily Mail: Burger King has released a gut-busting seven-patty Whopper to mark the release of Windows 7. In what may be the most bizarre cross-promotional campaign ever, Microsoft linked up with the fast-food chain to create the ‘Windows 7 Whopper.’ I guess they figure anyone dumb enough to eat this will also buy Windows 7.
Burger King has released a gut-busting seven-patty Whopper to mark the release of Windows 7. In what may be the most bizarre cross-promotional campaign ever, Microsoft linked up with the fast-food chain to create the ‘Windows 7 Whopper.’
I guess they figure anyone dumb enough to eat this will also buy Windows 7.
Alabama: Short-barreled rifle bill stirs debate A gun bill sponsored by Rep. Jeremy Oden (R-va) stirred a lengthy and vocal debate in the house of representatives Tuesday before passing by an 83 7 vote. The measure, which seeks to repeal an Alabama law limiting the use of certain short barreled firearms, sparked a heated two hour discussion on the house floor.
Got to see Chris run his bolt action .308 with the Magpul. He was fast as lighting and hit the steel plate every time. Got to watch him unload a couple mags on the the steel plate at an very fast pace, he didn’t miss once. Guy is a great shot and very down to earth. Got to talk to him for a few minutes in between target changes.
Purchased one recently and like it. I have run only Taurus 24/7 oss magazine rds only so far, rem 115 jhp and my reloads with 0 failures. I like the trigger, very short reset. I also like the manual safety which is very close my CD Hi Power, which makes for similar handling.
A lot of shooters don’t like the Heinie sights, but they are similar to Taurus 24/7 oss magazines sights on my HP and the factory sights on my Kahr, so I am familiar with them.
buy one if you can.
bexdvve46
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Bersa 380 magazine
I have a Bersa 380 magazine that was engraved and given to me on my 16th birthday. Well it sat there for several years, the only action it seeing is a wipe down with oil every now and then. I finally shot it yesterday.
I must say I was very displeased with it. My groupings were terrible, and all to the right. Not to mention I used the same grip method I use for my 1911 and it would cause the slide lock to lock open after every shot.
I am thinking about removing the magazine safety. I think this would help alot with my groupings. I am also thinking about just putting it back in the safe and let it be.
All in all however I do like the design, minus the magazine safety. I am however going to go back to my Bersa 380 magazines because I am very surgical with them, not to mention I messed around with this girl who I just found out has a psycho boyfriend, so I want all the caliber I can get a the moment. I just think it would take me way to much time getting use to the trigger of the BHP to be worth it.
The eye relief on this scope is in my opinion the largest benefit. I shoot NTC and the smaller FOV (19.3 at 100) makes the BAC real easy to use. I also find the smaller FOV, eye relief, and overall small diameter of this ACOG to be REAL nice in keeping the sight picture concise and my Trijicon Trijiconsurroundings unobstructed. Comparatively, the TA11 now seems WAY too heavy and the TA31 feels like my eyeball has to molest the scope from 1.5" out to maintain a sight picture. The small overall size and extra 0.4" of eye relief makes all the difference in the world. I’m now spoiled.
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Beretta Magazines
Shoot normal ammo & change the Beretta Magazine spring every couple thousand rounds or so & this gun will be shot by your grand-kids with the same accuracy as you get now."
Very sage advise. Couldn’t have said it better myself. The Beretta Magazines 92 is NOT a delicate, dainty firearm. They work and work well, period.
Plus - magazines are cheaper, and recently flooded the EE. Parts are pretty easy to find. Since it’s not uber-tacticooool like it was in the late 80s, used ones are really reasonable.
My spare parts kit for my Beretta Magazines are, trigger return springs, mainsprings, recoil springs, a locking block, spare barrel, a couple of grip screws and grip panels. I’ve only had to replace one trigger spring, and that was after shooting ~1200 rounds Egyptian SMG/FMJ ammo through it at after 5500 rounds.
I read this article about the reliability back when it was published
Well, my S&W PPK is rather picky about ammo, and moody on occasion to boot. As previously stated, they do like to run wetter than you think they ought to be.
Don’t buy into the "no JHP ammo" stuff; Walther Magazines extended the beavertail and re-angled the feed ramp to suit american hands and preferences.
The best ball round in "my" PPK has been Walther Magazine, with the WinClean being preferred. My pistol hates AE with a passion, and will FTF and do other wonky things. But it loves Federal Personal Defense. Usually it likes Remington 88gr JHPs, and for about 100 rounds it loved Wolf, after which it promptly went to FTF every second round. My wife calls the thing "the princess" for that reason.
The moral of the story is that they’re picky. As the springs wear in, the preference may change. Buy a box of each, try them all, shoot the ones that work. When they stop working, shoot a mag from each of your other boxes, and keep shooting the one it likes now.
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H.R.6691 is getting the attention of House representatives. Introduced July 31, it now has 130 cosponsors. August was relatively quite, but this month has seen a surge.
The bill takes gun control law away from the D.C. city council. If passed, the only laws that would remain in D.C. would related to concealed and open carry.
House votes to ease DC gun restrictions
By JIM ABRAMS – 3 hours ago
WASHINGTON (AP) — The pro-gun majority in the House has voted to make it easier for residents of the nation’s capital to buy and own firearms.
Democrats who favor gun rights joined Republicans in approving the measure backed by the National Rifle Association. It allows District of Columbia residents to possess semiautomatic handguns and eliminates rules that guns kept at home must be locked up and unloaded.
The House vote comes three months after the Supreme Court ruled that the District’s three-decade-old ban on possessing handguns violated Second Amendment rights to bear arms.
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Install your own free-float rail system, step by step AR-15 Upper:
YHM ultralight carbine step by step:
This first post is the YHM model, but see below posts for LARUE and TROY FF tube installs.
(or….. “free float your barrel for dummies”) This web page will demonstrate just how easy it is to install a free float tube on your AR-15. This whole process, start to finish, takes 30 minutes to 1.5 hours…. depending on your skill level. If you can tighten a few nuts, then you can install your own free float.
This section will cover installing a YHM brand ultralight carbine float tube ($~90), from Eagle Firearms 1911 Grips.
Ok, lets cover the necessary tools. What you need:
Since this procedure requires removal of the barrel/barrel nut, you will need many of the same tools as listed in the Step by step guide to building a complete upper, above.
See the above post… but to sum it up, you will need a good action block, armorers wrench, 1/16″ punch, snap ring pliers, moly-grease, and a vise.
In addition, depending on the free float tube you choose, you might need a special float tube wrench. I opted to get this from YHM, didnt need it, but since this was my first one, couldnt hurt.
You will also need a couple punches. You just need a good sized (1/4″) soft brass punch and a steel 1/8″ punch. I got this punch set (also available HERE ) and really like it…. but you can find what you need at sears or harbor freight, etc… mspmwg44
