I’m about to purchase this 1898 krag. for the most part everything looks like it has been untouched other than the stock. I am unfamiliar with these guns and I was wondering if there’s anything else on it that I need to look out for. It does look like something is going on with the front sight post any help would be appreciated
Been working on this for a minute and finally got the Ocm5 to complete it. This is my take on a retro mod stg 77.
Seen this today and I couldn’t find any information on it seems like it’s new. I was wondering if anybody’s played it and what is their opinion on it before I go through the trouble of downloading it.
I have the opportunity to buy an original yugo M90a that’s built with the original barrel and a matching parts kit but the problem is that it’s currently in a fixed stock figuration instead of being in the proper under folder configuration what’s the going price on something like this considering I’m going to have to put money into it after I buy it to get it fixed the guy wants 2 for it other than that it’s really nice they built
I bought this Chinese Ammo Guy recently. He said there were 720 rounds in the can, but it does not say how many there are. It is 14 inches long 6 inches wide and 4 inches tall any help would be appreciated because he has some more that he wants to sell me and I just want to make sure that the count is right.
I have these two yugo ak and I want the proper safety selector markings on the receiver, but one of them is marked already is there a way to scrub that and then stamp/laser in the proper markings?
Due to me, taking too many projects on I’m going to be selling my Sig 556 and I was wondering, what is the market rate on these right now?
I’m getting this gun in a trade what is the market value of this right now? I’m not real knowledgeable on the Sig 556. Also, what Gen is this and is there any problems I need to look for?
Found a deal in my local area. A guy was selling 3,500 rounds of Chinese 7.62x 39 and 2,300 rounds of Chinese 7.62x54r. Paid 2,500 for the ammo And then he also sold me $100 91/30. It’s always good to check your local area for deals guys.
After searching for a while, I was able to find yugo m76 with a original barrel in great condition and all the receiver section, so a re-weld can be done on the receiver. A guy just imported a batch of 10 or so these I think he still has some left.
I was installing the extended side rail. And I stripped the threads in the receiver for it. What’s the best way to go about fixing this. I was going to contact my local machine shop and see if they can just re-thread it for me and I will just have to use a bigger screw. Is there any other way any recommends fixing it That’s maybe easier?
What a country has m84 parts kit and mags in stock. If you’re a collector this is a really cool gun to get.