RedBowTies88

you guys need to check the rayco facebook page.. new video is pure gold!

subscribing, Im interested on the exact process as well

are safes of any kind tax emempt or just ones for "guns"? Lowes had some nice deals on them a little while back

and a liquor store probably will sell to minors every now and then...

he didn't know he was shot or it may have ended differently... Upon more thought,...maybe it was 9x18?

thats totally amazing and im glad the guy is OK but one has to wonder..... squib load?

The rayco guys are good good guys, and if you weren't looking for that shop you would almost never see it. Me and my buddy blew past it twice trying to get there

Dude I like the way the stock set looks I just hate for it to not match the front end and at the moment i cant swing $80 to get the gas tube and bold on handguard support thingy I dunno, still thinking about it....

yea but didnt you have to spend like $125 for the free delivery?

So I'm sure there's probably a dozen threads here pretaining to refinishing a rifle stock, but I'm looking to do something a little different. I have a battlefield pickup wooden stock set from what I've learned is most likely a romanian ak-74. I'm going to use only the stock and forget about the foregrip for now. as of now, this is how it looks This his how I would like it to look. I don't want it to be shiny at all, and I want it to feel like natural wood, not like a hard laquer or laminate like most stocks. Is that possible? and if so will it realisticly be more susceptible to the elements? anyone have any ideas for how to do this? I know jack squat about wood working but I do have a orbital sander...

They also have the best deal I've seen on 7.62x54 in quite a long time @73 bucks a tin. $10.95 a box for .38spl is pretty darn good as well.

Have you fired it in dark conditions? cheapo wolf .223 is enough of a flash to be on the annoying side, m855 5.56 is about as bad as someone taking a picture in your face with the flash on

Wow that $100 kit seems like a heck of a deal, I'm in the same boat as you Kaiser. Only I want to start loading for .38spl and and 9x18. I may need to order that up!

Good, my saiga is a 16" barrel as well

good to know zell, what barrel legnth were you using?

From what I've shot in order from best to worst. CZ 75b Bulgy Makarov walther p22 Tokarev 1911 BHP p-64 kel tec pf9 sig 250 glock 23 glock 27

Doesnt matter if the company closes it's doors next year, with the profit margin of selling those guns for 3-7$K I'm sure he's already about set for the rest of his life

They can tell, specially if the spent shells are from another gun

actually looks like it would work reasonably well

exactly my point Jon I think I'll have to get some phone books or something to try out some different rounds.

Racking an AK makes its own very intimidating sound This will be at <25 yards. So I'm willing to bet I'll get 10 inches plus with any load greater then 40 grain. but then again I'm completely talking out of my a** and have no real facts to back that up

Time for a high point .45

Hush with that Satan talk! Should make a good down payment on a "fun" reliable commuter car **COUGH**evo/wrx**COUGH COUGH**

I will say it took me a lot of rounds to get to the point of where I could hit the broad side of a barn with mine. Now im 3-4" group at 10 yards with aimed slow single action fire... still practically off the target with rapid double action

If you wan't you're more then welcome to come down and give my s&w model 36 airweight a try. Snubbies are an aquired taste IMHO... They're fun but they do take getting used to