i was looking at this lefty ar15, anyone have any experince with Stag?
http://dynamicarmament.com/items/ar-...fty-detail.htm
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i was looking at this lefty ar15, anyone have any experince with Stag?
http://dynamicarmament.com/items/ar-...fty-detail.htm
www.dpmsinc.com
Allows you to custom build a variety of "southpaw" AR-15's Tons of upper receiver and barrel options
Hear good things about Stag Arms too.
Stag is good to go.Quote:
Originally Posted by skideeppow
Their model 8 really gives me tight pants.
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I have no idea where this is, or how much it costs, but this is awesome.
http://www.mszu.de/
oh my god they even have a cafe/barQuote:
Originally Posted by leroy jenkins
This is what results when firearms are a privilege and not a right. In America anyone who can legally own a gun can go in the woods and shoot it. In most of europe you need some license to own firearms and public land to shoot on is limited.
The Wheelies
All S&W--
Top row Both Model 17's .22's scoped, target model
Middle Left Model 19 .357, Right Model 66 .357 carried this one while a game warden
Bottom Left K38, .38 special, Right Model 10 .38
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was gonna head out for some shootin' fun with an AK I just picked up and noticed the upper hand guard/gas cylinder isn't seated properly. I've tried several times to get it to fit, but no luck. Haven't shot it yet and wondering if this is a big deal or not?
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Yea, i was noticing that wherever this is, this is probably a sport that only the extremely rich can enjoy in any capacity. Thats a shame, but I'd still like to shoot theree.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZGjethro
Parvo - did you disassemble/re-assemble? I don't know if that would be that big of a deal, but I'd keep my left hand well clear of that area for the first few rounds.
Somewhere in Germany. It looks amazing.Quote:
Originally Posted by leroy jenkins
Parvo, who built the gun? CAI?? Century Arms International?
If so, be careful. They sent out a bunch that were not headspaced correctly and have a tendency to go boom, but in the wrong place.
Get a gunsmith to check it out.
It's a Romanian import. I disassembled and cleaned it when I got it. The guy I bought if from didn't like it because shooting it hurt his little girl-like frame. Still had a bunch of cosmoline in it. I asked him if he had any problems with the handguard and he didn't know what I was talking about and didn't know how to take it apart anyway.
I can get the rear of it to seat properly but then the front doesn't.
When I get the front of it to seat properly, the rear doesn't lock down.
I'll take it to my gun store and have them check it out before I shoot it. I really didn't need another AK but this was a deal I couldn't pass up.
That's kinda funny. The past few weeks I'd been complaining about how the steel butt-plate on my K-31 was destroying my shoulder to the point where I almost considered putting a recoil pad on it. Then I talked to my Uncle and he told me to stop being a pussy and start shooting twice as many rounds per session. Now shooting it doesn't hurt at all. Had some weird vein-like bruising for a bit, but now it feels fine. Still tho - I can't imagine an intermediate round like 7.62x39 taking a toll on any non-pygmy male.Quote:
Originally Posted by Parvo
You don't need any mags, do you?
Say what? Is that even possible with an AK? I think I can shoot both the SKS and AK off my nuts....Quote:
Originally Posted by Parvo
He said it bruised his shoulder when he shot one mag out of it. Which, I believe, is all he shot out of it. Plus, his woman just had a baby and she didn't want an "assault weapon" in the house and they needed cash.
I got the rifle, two mags, little green pouch, sling, cleaning kit, bayonet & sheath, and a big bucket of cheap Wolf ammo (my guess over 200 rds) for $250. He was asking $300 and I balked because he didn't clean it and the corrosive wolf rounds are crap. I feel like I stole it from him.
Jer, could always use spare mags and I'm not sure when the next gun show is here. Whatcha got?
LOLZ!Quote:
Originally Posted by Gripen
123456
I would like to see the infamous nut shot with this.
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I've got a buncha 30 rd steel mags that I'm pretty sure are of E German origin. Most of 'em have a few very minor rust spots, but they all work great (at least in my Yugo). I could probably part with 4 or 5 of them - $12 each?? I don't even know what AK mags are going for at the moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Parvo
I don't think Wolf ammo is corrosive. Berdan primed, but not corrosive.
I may have to try this "shooting off my nuts" thing.
wow that is a freakin score!Quote:
Originally Posted by Parvo
I think I want a lever gun. aka "red neck assault rifle"
http://pictures.auctionarms.com/3359...48/acf56d0.jpg
45-70 is overkill i think. 30-30, put some ghost rings on it, or maybe a rail and red dot? This has a 18 inch barrel, big loop lever and 6 round tubular magazine. for 479$
Remember, im a GA boy now. Have to fit in. Working on the pickup thing too.
Parvo - My Hungarian SA-85M is the same way and has been fine through a few thousand rounds. Blast away!
Cono - Nice, I've got a thing for lever guns now as well. A Marlin 30-30 is on my list of things to buy.
Tons of nice lever action rifles out there right now. Winchester, Marlin, Henry, Savage all make levers now. THe cowboy action shooting craze has caused a resurgence in them, and in tons of different calibers. .30-30 is kind of dead right now. I have a .35 Marlin that is nice.
And, don't forget, you can get reproductions of the Winchester 1887 in a 12 gauge.
http://www.iacshotguns.com/87w.html
I have three bolt guns, a handful of shotguns, some pistols and revolvers and an AK and mini 14. I have decided I "need" an AR style rifle and have my eye on the Para TTR. Any strong opinions. It seems like a great gun, with some features which stand out over the standard AR-15. My other choice was the Sig 556.
Personaly, i am kind of not a fan of ARs. They always felt wierd to me, especially the m4 style stock with the wierd angled butt, the high bore axis is touted as beingso good to reduce felt recoil, but htere isnt much recoil anyways, and the high bore axis mostly makes it so that cheek weld becomes chin weld.
Plus, the gas system, not so much a fan, they shit where they eat. At least get a gas piston, instead of the DI.
There are LOTS of decent non AR 223s on the market now. Now is actually a good time ot buy a 556, since I think prices hace dropped a bit sine the SCAR L and ACR have hit the market.
The ACR sure looks nice. My bigest gripe with AR's is they sacrifice so much to get lightweight, the ACR looks not much heavier, and a whole lot more inherently reliable.
Yea, I knwo plenty of people with reliable ARs, maybe even through a few thousand rounds, but the DI system gets progressively less smooth functioning with use, a good system like teh 556 or FAL or AK will actually break up the the crud and move it out of the way as it functions, they will also not deposit the crap in the action of the gun as much.
For most people that isnt an issue. ARs are inherently very accurate because of the DI system, for many hunters and target shooters this is a good trade off, but I am just not a huge fan.
Lots o typos Pretty coherent for drunk post though.