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The issue with PSA is when you order ammo. Most of my past orders from them were for rifle ammo and every time I had to call them after waiting 2 weeks for it to ship to remind them no FID card is needed for rifle ammo. Surprisingly, the very next day I get shipping notification. They do have very good deals, but like others have said don't expect fast shipping from them if you need it right away. Regards, TokenEntry

That's the same info I found as well from reading other forums. I don't know if these are still the current roll marks that are on the receivers. These rifles being sold by Classic Firearms for 699.00 is a pretty good deal, but due to NJ firearm legalities we can't own one. http://s278.photobucket.com/user/lronchef/media/rivets_zps1819a810.jpg.html Regards, TokenEntry

Does anyone here know if the James River Armory AK74 is legal in NJ to own? I tried contacting Classic Firearms and have yet to receive a response back from them, typical. My concern is the roll marks on the receiver. Regards, TokenEntry

The ALG AKT was a drop in. I did not need to use the roll pin at all. The original trigger that came with the rifle was not a Tapco G2. I don't know who mfg. it as there was no markings. I've compared it to other Tapco triggers and it is definitely not one of theirs. There was some bolt hang up but nothing like a little of Flitz metal polish couldn't fix in 20 mins. on the hammer and bolt and carrier. Regards, TokenEntry

Present AK Collection *Norinco MAK90 Milled, DDI Hungarian AK47 Stamped, and DDI AK74 <left to right> Recently purchased DIY Hungarian DDI Stamped AK47. *Installed ALG AKT trigger *New Polish WBM furniture kit Gen 2 - purchased from Arms of America *Bulgarian sling White Testors paint added for color fill to the iron sights. Hungarian lower handguard retainer. Notice the extra hole next to the cleaning rod (no clue as to its purpose). The retainer is much shorter in height compared to other lower handguard retainers. Both DDI rifles were purchased as a fully assembled parts kit build. I don't plan on buying any of the American built ones they have on the market until more positive reviews are posted. ** As always, thanks to Steve from Monmouth Arms for handling the transfer.

Colt M4 Carbine 5.56 Magpul SL Rifle, (Black) "TEMPORARILY OUT OF STOCK" already Regards, TokenEntry

Currently on sale at Academy, 100 round boxes of steel case AR and AK ammo for 24.99. As always, free shipping on orders over 25.00. AR - .223 caliber 55 grain FMJ AK - 7.62x39 123 grain FMJ Regards, TokenEntry

It was one of their parts kit build, Hungarian. Purchased it as a DIY model with no furniture. I'll post some pics later after I finish fitting the furniture on it. Regards, TokenEntry

Another +1 to Steve @ Monmouth Arms. I was there this past weekend to pick up my DDI AK47. Had compliance work done, pinning slant brake and bayo lug, at a very reasonable price. Regards, TokenEntry

Nice Tantal! Regards, TokenEntry

Here are some links regarding Glock generation models and etc . . . Model Features: http://www.personaldefenseworld.com/2015/11/the-evolution-of-glock-pistols/#glock-039 Model features including magazine: http://www.sadefensejournal.com/wp/?p=2730 SN # and production date: http://www.glocktalk.com/threads/glock-serial-number-research-project.1287557/ My first handgun was a Glock 19 2nd Gen. to which I still own today. Serial # begins with AXYxxx. Regards, TokenEntry

More likely to be a shroud than a silencer. Regards, TokenEntry

I believe only the AK accessories are on sale and not the triggers. Regards, TokenEntry

My collection consists of two calibers, 9mm and 45 ACP. 9 mm: Glock 19 - 2nd gen Beretta 92 FS SS 45 ACP: Colt 1911 SS - 70 Series HK Mark 23 Regards, TokenEntry

This is a stainless steel version made in Italy that I purchased in the mid 90's from the Bullet Hole. This is the only Beretta I've ever owned so can't tell you what differences there are between the other models. (Excuse the bad lighting) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I use a BOBRO QD mount for my SWFA 10x42 scope. They're pretty solid. BOBRO mount - https://www.midwayusa.com/product/265468/bobro-precision-optic-mount-1-piece-quick-detachable-scope-mount-picatinny-style-with-integral-rings-flattop-ar-15-matte SWFA scope - http://swfa.com/SWFA-SS-10x42M-Tactical-30mm-Riflescope-P500.aspx Scope level - https://www.midwayusa.com/product/820025/xtreme-hardcore-gear-the-tank-scope-level Regards, TokenEntry

Academy Sports + Outdoors is selling Monarch 7.62 x 39mm 123-Grain FMJ ammo @ 4.99 per box. Free shipping on orders over 25.00. There are other deals on the website, but I thought this was the best one overall. http://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/monarch-full-metal-jacket-762-x-39-mm-123-grain-rifle-ammunition#repChildCatid=28635 Regards, TokenEntry

Here's something you can read about the AR15 platform and how much abuse it can take. http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=1118901

Here's pic of her with Ironwood Designs furniture. Combloc Customs was the one that did the finishing job on it. I wish I could shorten the buttstock a bit, looks out of place.

Sorry, spent a lot of cash to convert it to pistol grip configuration. Most likely will bring it on my next outing to the range along with the DDI AK74.

I've heard that many times. I know the contact on the parts will wear itself in over time. Strange that many youtube videos I've watched where people say there is no hang up with their DDI AK bolt carrier. I have a milled MAK90 that is unfired that has no hang up issues with the bolt carrier. As soon as I source some reliable mags and get more ammo, I'll update with a range report for everyone.

Thanks for the suggestion on the hammer polishing. However, I've decided to use Flitz Metal Polish on the contact points for the hammer, bolt carrier, and bolt. No hang up when riding the bolt carrier forward, but there is still so some resistance when it contacts the top of the hammer.

The DDI 74S Magpul Edition from Classic Firearms. The rifle shoots a 5.45x39 centerfire cartridge. (No magazine included from Classic Arms.) Here's a pic of the rifle from both sides. Rifle disassembled with the exception of the FCG and safety selector. These are the only parts that have serial numbers that I could find which are on the top cover, bolt carrier, bolt, and extractor. No serial number on the front or rear trunnion, gas tube, underneath the rear sight leaf, back of the safety selector, or the recoil spring assembly. As you can see DDI did an outstanding job of installing the rivets on the rifle. The rivets on the front of the receiver. The rivets at the rear of the receiver. The rivets on the front of the trigger guard and at the rear under the pistol grip. The safety selector w/installed ALG AKT trigger. (Originally had the TAPCO G2 single hook trigger.) Scope rail. US manufactured by DDI, an exact copy of the Bulgarian pattern AK-74 scope rail. Rear sight leaf. Mfg. rollmark and model designation. Part of the safety selector is shaved at the bottom on the left to prevent the hammer from being tripped during disassembly. Side, top, and inside view of the ribbed top cover. Half moon version AK74 compensator. Bullet guide w/feed ramps. Demilled bolt carrier. Vertical gas block. Magpul lower handguard. Trimmed at the top to accommodate the handguard retainer plate. I've yet to shoot the rifle as I'm trying to source magazines and ammo for it still. One thing I have noticed is that when pulling the charging handle back it will hang midway if you let it go forward slowly. This was present before and after changing the FCG to the ALG AKT trigger. Future upgrades for the rifle will include the following . . . *Getting rid of the Magpul furniture. Will replace it with either wood or the polymer plum furniture. *RS Regulate mount - AK-301 with a Micro Aimpoint or a Russian Kobra red dot

I'd be interested in attending. Lalo, helped me sight in my scope on my last range trip. Interesting to see what kind of groups I get past 100 yards at Range 14 with my scoped AR.

Great read, all 9 pages, once you get past the early arguments in the thread.