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This are made in Taiwan and don't have the reinforced catch lip, but that are good enough for plinking and informal range work.

Use the code TURKEY. Good for all Troy items and BDS Tactical Gear. One time use code only (I think they track IP addressess), so make sure you get everything you need in your order.

BF3 MP is much better than MW3. MW3 servers stink.

The bit of weld that is there looks solid. I'd just put some JB weld over, smooth it out and paint.

Not quite the same thing as that gun is direct blowback. There is also the problem of pinning the stock.

I got mine used, so I guess the previous owner had already sorted out any problems.

About $1.20? Seriously though, these seem go go from about a thousand dollars to about fourteen hundred used. Until a couple of months ago, Special Weapons had a few left that they were selling on GB. It seemed that they were assembling guns from their final stock of parts and those would be the last guns from them. After that they were going to be a parts company only.

HKPro froums. $1.2 bones

Clipped and pinned!

One point two. The gun itself runs like a train, but because I have non factory mags, some are better than others despite being of all the same maker.

Accessorized and sighted in. Cast receiver SW5 carbine. Runs well even with non factory mags. - Fastfire red dot sighted slightly high at 50yds - Lightened sear spring - Permanently altered 15/30 non factory mag - "Solid" fake can - Streamlight TL-1S - Mako railed forearm with Magpul rail covers You can actually hear the clicking (over the blast) as the action cycles open and closed. SD owners say that that clicking is the only thing you hear if you fire that version of the firearm.

I voted for 6 & 9 round. I'd be interested in one of each.

RIP

I have one and it is good. Will cycle reliably with std velocity/target ammo. Runs best with a dry lube.

If the plug was permantly affixed in the tube mag, then yes.

Get a 9mm upper and drill out the hold for the gas tube

+1 for Citizens Rifle & revolver. $5 per relay.

+1 Well perhaps not for a first centerfire pistol.

I've got the PWS FSC30 and it isn't hard to drill at all if you use a good bit. I think it is only surface hardened.

Castrol syntec gear oil. Cheap ($9.99 at Pepboys), fantastic lubricity, if only it didn't stink so much!

You mean like an slick side upper with no dust cover?

It says M67 on the box, so it is a 7.62x39.

It isn't too bad if you stick to surplus (7.62) or Steel (308), which are about the same price, about 40 cents per round. The Rainier barrel in my SI Defense gun loves DAG/MEN suplus.

Chemfer(bevel) one end of the pin till it is shaller than the hole & just tap in.

The NICS check is for you, not the gun.