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I'll bite. Name me shops in NJ that stock ak parts. Both were hammer springs that broke right where the leg and first coil meet. The cracked piston was on a stock saiga and the gun was non functional. The piston head was cracked from the oprod through to the face of the piston breaking off a portion of the piston head.

In the past 6 months Ive had about 10 brought into the shop for things ranging from a cracked piston head to broken springs . Your positions is that in the CONUS it is easier to find AK parts than AR parts? interesting. Im not saying that its not a good gun, it just would not be my choice.

This And also keep in mind, a broken part in your ak will turn it into a paperweight. AR parts are prevalent and cheap.

It is legal for them to do so, but some wont assume the liability.

quite honestly I could care less about the zombie targets On a side note, the obdogs website hasn't been updated since early summer.

Its cliche but beans, bullets, and bandaids are the 3 major categories.

I 2nd the 14.5 pin and weld

The best way to do it is to find someone with a glock sight pusher. It uses an acme thread screw to press the sight in the dovetail allowing fine adjustments.

This is compounded by the fact that the proper way to do one of those wraps is with WET paracord. As the material dries it tightens a bit.

Could be a weak mag spring not being able to overcome the weight of the bullet stack quickly enough.

Just know the insulation factor works both ways. It will cause your barrel to cool slower because of restricted air flow.

Congrats!

I believe its technically illegal but will have alot to do with the totality of circumstances surrounding your L.E. encounter. Bluelinefish or Highexposure will be able to give a definitive answer

Typically all used guns are sold as is.

Handguns Smith & Wesson 686 6 inch Glock 35 Ruger MK III Long Guns Remington 870 AR pattern Rifle/M1A (personal preference) Savage MK II F w/ tech sites

Dont waste your money on the mega tactical. Youre already well on your way to a Geissele money wise, and it will be much much better in the long run.

If you watch any of the actual footage thats non-promotional a bunch of them still shoot brownings.

I can personally vouch for Frescos and 410 bank. The food is absolutely great. If she like shrimp, The Lobster House in cape may is awesome too.

honestly vlad, you are going to be running the gun hard so you might as well get it done by the guys at tromix if they offer it.

I tried to run a NICS check at 14:55 for a customer and got the recorded message stating fax only. The fax did not go through.

The only way I can imagine you getting an accurate torque measurement is if you were to use a properly fit crows foot wrench and a torque wrench.

Generations of hunters have hunted with centerfire rifles and shotguns with no hearing protection at all. You're over thinking this. Muffs over plugs should give you more protection than you should ever need. If you are still concerned consult your audiologist.

It truly does suck. I lost my dad very suddenly in January. It gets easier, very slowly, but it does get easier. My condolences to you and your family in this trying time.

Before we even get to the installation part - do you have a pinned muzzle device. If you do can you post the maximum outside diameter. Most barrel nuts will not fit past a muzzle device.

It will void your warranty.