alec.mc

Anybody have a spare Ruger Mark II/III Magazine? I've only got 4

I'm waiting for my november work schedule to come out, but I should be there. Alec

I've been a member for about 6 months now @ OBRPC, the upfront cost is a decent chunk of change, but the facilities are worth the cost... What good is having a bunch of weapons, if you have no place to shoot them. Note: longest lane @ the outdoor range is 100yards, indoor range is 25 yards( i think )

Yah, all gone. I checked right after I got the email and they were all sold out

I agree with Harry, Looks like the circles produce lots of scrap. Offering Squares only will get you at least a few more targets out of the sheet, and lower cost per target.

factory 10/22 mags, which the product description says will work, as did the cust. service rep said will work. The problem is the bullets wont even fed into the ' red arm ' with the mag in, or out. it gets jammed up right before, and gets stuck. Here is a short video I did with my cell phone, you can see them line up, then the first one doesnt feed in, then when i tilt it back over it gets stuck in that spot, and i have to stick something in to push it out of there. melgamic, I tried preloaded one round, same issue - not working http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9FbbZuGwT0

I few weeks ago I ordered a Butler creek 1022 loader off amazon, when I got it I could not get the sucker to work, they simply will NOT load into the rotary mags I have, I even went and got on the line with the Customer service rep, he tried walking me through it, after a little bit - they sent me a brand new replacement at no cost.( +1 bushnell cust. service ) But, Today i revived my replacement, and it's doing the same exact thing. It will not load the bullet into the mag, it seems to get jammed up or something, the bullet will not fall in front of the spinning red arm that pushes it in the magazine. I've tried with CCI mini mags, and federal bulk, neither will feed. any tips, tricks, suggestions?

I dont know much about the CZ, But looking at your requirements ( 1-5 ) I personally think a Ruger 1022 would fit your bill, Yeh they are common and popular, but it's for good reason. You could prob. pick up a used ruger 1022 for cheap, use it as is, or put another few hundred bucks in to it ( upgrade stock/ barrel / trigger / scope ) and have a pretty good shooter. Out of all the guns I own, I prob spend the most time at the range sitting at 50-100 yards with my 1022 and have a blast with it. Good luck w/ your choice.

I'd be in for 3 of the 6" round plates PM me to move on, or deposit required. thanks alec

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Thanks guys, did alot of reading and price comparisions and decided to put an order in @ bigdogsteel.

Good Idea, I just saw John the other day when I picked up my Saiga from him, I'll be sure to send him an email to see what he has to offer. Any opinions on the 3/8 vs 1/2 AR500 debate?

Im looking to pick up a few AR500 steel targets for the range, My heaviest calibers to date are 7.62x54r, and 7.62x39. Looking for recommendations of where to look into, and who is decently priced. So far, http://www.bigdogsteel.com , they have a AR500 1/2 -6" swinger at 99 bucks shipped that looks pretty fun, but looking for other suggestions as well. Thanks edit: Also, is 1/2 in worth the extra coin , or will 3/8 suffice? Like i said, 762x54r and .39 are my heaviest hitters, and I dont have access to anything past 100 yards. -alec

Here is my jeep ( currently being parted out though, and returned to stock ) I dont have much time for wheeling with my current job, so shes gotta go to free up funds for other projects, when I start to work better work hours i WILL be getting another jeep.

Lol, I knew that was coming , it's on order, but as a temp solution I was able to get the spring in and securely hold the axis pins in nice and solid. Just ran 200 rounds or so through it with zero malfunctions,... Though it does shoot about 2-3" low

all wrapped up, thanks for the tips and advice boys, looks much better with the new shoulder stock. Gonna head to the range to shoot her for the first time in the morning,... now, to replace that goofy front hand gaurd.

ahh, i see what your getting at here.... ie: this ' spring ' holds in the pin that holds my trigger in place right? ( learned this the hardway when that pin fell out ) edit, and i did not do this conversion... like i said, it was preconverted buy from classicarms.us oh well... live and learn

Yeh, it's sort of frustrating. All this work just to change the stock ! it will be sweet though. cool calm and collected. just gotta figure this out

i know where it goes, the problem is with all the new modifcations inside with this ace internal block, i no longer have a point in which to hook it up.

what is it that this spring in question actually does, the rifle seems to cycle fine and the trigger pull feels fine with it out, just curious to what this does. and i have even less room now that i put the pistol grip catch bolt back on into the reciver. i also had to grind it down a lil bit in order to fit in place inbetween the new block adapter. see pic:

Was able to drill them out with little/no damage. The one spring peice with a long extended straight peice that was connected to one of the rivits obviously fell out, and having a little trouble figuring out how this goes back in, the new internal block adapter is going to be in the way, im not sure how im going to get this to work ideas? internal block adapter in place.... how to get ( whatever this spring is ) to work with?

I'll give that a try, damn.. i wish i had a drill press at times like these... If i grind up the finish, normal flat black spray paint should match up no?

Meh, I feel grinding will just destroy the finish .

I picked up my saiga 762 a few hours ago, it was one of the pre - converted 922r ones from classic arms. I had already bought the ace skelestock and adapter, But im having some issues installing I already cut the tang off with my dremel, no problem there. but now I have these damn rivets on the side face of the reciver that need to come out in order for me to get the adapter into place, and put the screws in. next, the little " catch " inside the reciver that the pistol grip connects to is in the way, i figure I would just put it on top of the adapter when slide in, but its to wide to fit into that slot, any issues grinding the sides down on the little catch to squeeze in? next, on one of the rivets, front left side, there is a small spring catch connected to it that runs down the side into the trigger assembly, any advice? pics of what i mean

FYI, here is a better video of the incident, alot more angles and details to show how it happened. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=2ee_1318299088