RPD in semi auto. Built on an unissued matching complete Polish Type 3 Parts Kit. Barrel cut to 16" and the Bipod was also shortened. Has an M60 style Flash Hider and a hanger for a GI M249 Nut Sack.
That looks like a ton of fun.
Probably expensive being able to shoot that so many rounds without having to reload.
But still really fun to shoot none the less.
Probably expensive being able to shoot that so many rounds without having to reload.
But still really fun to shoot none the less.
Here is one I did all the work in my garage. Barrel turned from an Obermeyer 308 blank. Receiver is a heel stamped Polytech. Mount is a SSR* (the best there is IMHO), scope is NXS 2.5x10, suppressor is a legacy FA762SS. All metal parts are GI; bolt assembly, trigger group, op rod, gas system.
* Picked up another SSR mount to use in my other project - 338 Federal M1A. I need to get motivated enough to start cutting on the blank. Turning a 14 barrel from 1.25 inch blank is a royal pain in a manual lathe and manual mill.
* Picked up another SSR mount to use in my other project - 338 Federal M1A. I need to get motivated enough to start cutting on the blank. Turning a 14 barrel from 1.25 inch blank is a royal pain in a manual lathe and manual mill.
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RPD in semi auto. Built on an unissued matching complete Polish Type 3 Parts Kit. Barrel cut to 16" and the Bipod was also shortened. Has an M60 style Flash Hider and a hanger for a GI M249 Nut Sack.
OMG.... I so want that....... So bad.....
In 2010 I decided to break out the 14s and see if I can distinguish again competing against black guns. Yup, I got the imaginary 30 points; won 2 EIC matches, placed 2nd in a couple, and would been high non distinguished numerous times. The highlight I think it was 2012 the 14 won a state high power match against bolt guns and space guns.
Camp Perry 2012 Springfield M1A match, took the high senior. Won $500, and a 1911. Had SAI engraved my name and match on the slide. My 7 yo grandson, my namesake, will inherit it, along with a MIA with special S/N and his name engraved on it, among other things weapons in nature
These are the 3 Amigos I rotated. One used in matches, one with fresh barrel zeroed waiting, the 3rd getting re-barreled.
Camp Perry 2012 Springfield M1A match, took the high senior. Won $500, and a 1911. Had SAI engraved my name and match on the slide. My 7 yo grandson, my namesake, will inherit it, along with a MIA with special S/N and his name engraved on it, among other things weapons in nature
These are the 3 Amigos I rotated. One used in matches, one with fresh barrel zeroed waiting, the 3rd getting re-barreled.
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M1A with ArTel & Smith M21 with ARTII Sniper scopes along with OSS HX-QD 762 Ti Suppressor. Sorry about my feet in the picture.
Zero experience with G36.
I think the SG 550 series guns are far more interesting, but I'm seriously biased toward the Swiss rifles, so I am not at all objective
I think the SG 550 series guns are far more interesting, but I'm seriously biased toward the Swiss rifles, so I am not at all objective
You sir win the internet . Been looking for one and kick myself for not buying a DSA when they were $25000.RPD in semi auto. Built on an unissued matching complete Polish Type 3 Parts Kit. Barrel cut to 16" and the Bipod was also shortened. Has an M60 style Flash Hider and a hanger for a GI M249 Nut Sack.
nice, I'm starting a build on a AR10 (6.5), setting it up very similar, will post once done
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She might not be pretty but she’s a keeper!
Need GME to keep going up to get a sear.
Again... this is a semi-auto thread. Bolt actions literally have an entire sub-forum dedicated to them.
Agreed. I come to see AKs and exotic stuff. AR15/10s have their place, this is not one of them.
Thread titles are hard though..
Those modified shorty RPD's used in 'Nam by SEALs, MACV-SOG, etc are amazing and a full auto version is a personal dream of mine to own or at least shoot one. Pretty much the original Mk 46 Mod 0 if you think about it(albeit in Soviet form...)!!
Never did post my AK in here since it got some updates. There's a few AK matches popping up in my area so it got a red dot, AKT trigger, barrel chopped to 14" and a JP brake pinned on.
Shoots surprisingly soft and the trigger is very fast despite having a ton of travel. Easily gets .15 or faster splits. Should've zoomed in on the targets so you could see how close the pairs are on each of the 3 targets. It's impressive for being a farm implement of a firearm.
Shoots surprisingly soft and the trigger is very fast despite having a ton of travel. Easily gets .15 or faster splits. Should've zoomed in on the targets so you could see how close the pairs are on each of the 3 targets. It's impressive for being a farm implement of a firearm.
Grand Power Stribog 9mm with can.....
A partial family grouping. The UMP is 100% New HK parts with a Gemteck UMP Suppressor and the MP5 is also wearing a Suppressor. The MP5s and the Terry Dyer HK 51 run with a drop in sear.
I've wanted one of these for so long.... Sterling MK6 semi 9mm carbine, a genuine British-made pre-ban 1980's gun, not a conversion. 16" barrel added for U.S. import. Fires from a closed bolt. Weighs a hefty 7 LB 10 OZ. The MK6 comes with two female threaded studs on top of the receiver. This particular example came with a nicely turned out Mil-Std 1913 steel rail on top. As was pointed out to me by a much more experienced collector, the weapon pre-dates the 1913 rail by a number of years. The magazines are a work of art, with two rollers serving as the follower. Stuffing #34 into the magazine is only a little harder than loading #1.
Whazzat?!?
Galil?
Looks like https://iwi.us/product/galil-ace-sbr-5-56-nato/
.. or the "pistol" version: https://iwi.us/product/galil-ace-pistol-5-56-stabilizing-brace/
"If you little pieces of shit cant get in step I swear you will dread the day that your fathers load dribbled out of your Moms ass into her vagina thus conceiving you....Am I making myself clear?"
Every time I see a FAL, L1A1, etc, I get the image of a slight Nepalese guy at a UN Checkpoint in Lebanon, with a rifle that is about as tall as he is.
He also has big Kukri blade on him.
He also has big Kukri blade on him.
Maybe, just maybe he knows how to deploy that blade.....
That's the one, Israel took the AK and put the charging handle on the correct side.
My FAL, which back in 09 wasn't heavy enough, so I added a 249 stock and grip plus a shit ton of rail I've never used. Because OAF.
on the bright side, it's a Century build on a Hesse receiver, so I tripled it's value.....
AK on a Nodak Spud receiver. Plus, surprisingly, rails....
on the bright side, it's a Century build on a Hesse receiver, so I tripled it's value.....
AK on a Nodak Spud receiver. Plus, surprisingly, rails....
What make is the case and where did you get it?
Was only $29 when I bought it a year ago. Might check other places for a better price...
ATACR from the SH post exchange showed up
Took the post war Springfield out with the Tikka. Got it sighted in finally.
There was a time when I despised all AR-15s. I’ve mellowed in my old age.
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Several decades ago, I was intrigued by Cold War Battle Rifles. The one that impressed me the most was the Italian BM59. It is a shooter's rifle. I was fortunate to snag a nice one.
The attributes of the BM59: The best 7.62 NATO rifle magazine ever made, the great sights from the venerable M1, the same solid long stroke gas piston operating system of the M1, a good two-stage trigger, reasonable ergonomics, a classic walnut stock, meticulous assembly and craftsmanship, and the most effective muzzle device maybe ever put on a fighting gun. This one has a near new bore and almost too-good-to-be true trigger.
An interesting side note is Springfield, who assembled this rifle from Beretta BM59 parts, left off the "Springfield Armory" stamp normally seen on the left rear of the receiver.
The attributes of the BM59: The best 7.62 NATO rifle magazine ever made, the great sights from the venerable M1, the same solid long stroke gas piston operating system of the M1, a good two-stage trigger, reasonable ergonomics, a classic walnut stock, meticulous assembly and craftsmanship, and the most effective muzzle device maybe ever put on a fighting gun. This one has a near new bore and almost too-good-to-be true trigger.
An interesting side note is Springfield, who assembled this rifle from Beretta BM59 parts, left off the "Springfield Armory" stamp normally seen on the left rear of the receiver.
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Beautiful rifle. I have the 1990 Springfield catalog showing the four models offered along with the retail price sheet. Your model retailed for $1,950.00. A 20 round magazine retailed for $39.00.
Some of you need some Dick and Jane or some shit. "Reading is Fundamental" --but hey, when you're a tard I guess everything is spelled M-O-O-N, "that spells 'all other semi autos'". It also spells "not an AR".
FN porn. '20, '17 CQC, '16 Std., 509T --all currently new, unused. For now. Couldn't score a 10" bbl. for the '16 so I guess the 16" factory one will get chopped when the tax stamp and other 14" barrel arrive.
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