Recent content by camoman33935

Yes, it is true that the officer is allowed to do a simple pat down for officer safety (this means no manipulation of anything on the person i.e. manipulating a pack of gum because it felt like a pocket knife). Once the OP's wife was out of the vehicle there was no reason for the officer to...

Definitely does not seem right to me (I am a junior in college for criminal justice). I do not know any specific laws in TN but it sounds to me that your wife's 4th Amendment (Unreasonable search/seizure) rights were violated by the officers search of her car and purse, unless your wife gave the...

Just about the cheapest that you are going to find without purchasing a used one. Just a plain stripped upper receiver. http://www.surplusammo.com/products/Aero-Precision--AR15-Stripped-Flat-Top-Upper-Receiver.html Not assembled but comes with all the parts needed for it to be assembled...

So if that's the case, for the finishing edge the stroke would be taking the blade toward B correct or am I confusing myself?

Ok so I have a question about sharpening. Which way do you stroke the blade against the stone? I made a quick diagram in paint. Do you push toward A, pull down toward B, or pull toward C?

Yes sir, I have but I can't retain all that I read for some reason lol. Thank you for the info I really appreciate it.

Oh ok I get what you're saying. I noticed that you said the rear plate on an "underfolder rear block" was too thin. Are all Draco pistols imported with the underfolder block or just certain Draco models? If I was to get one with non-underfolder rear trunion would that alievate the issues...

So you're saying that I should put an extra chunk of steel in the rear of the reciever, drill and tap the reciever & the shim, and then I should be able to bolt a stock up to the rear of the reciever safely? What about tapping the rear of the reciever and using lock nuts on the bolts on the...

Sorry to bring up an old post but I have a quick question. I know nalioth and others advise against drilling and tapping the rear of the reciever but there are numerous accounts of people having difficulties drilling through the rear of the reciever because the steel is so strong. Taking...

Personally, the only reason that I would buy one is to turn it into a SBR. Probably a whole lot easier to start with a Draco than with a full size AK variant. It looks like an SBR Draco would make one heck of a short close quarters rifle. I'm definitely thinking of buying one to have it turned...

I had one in 7mm Rem Mag a couple years ago that I got from Dicks Sporting Goods. I think I got mine for $370 on sale. It was a very accurate rifle. The only reason I sold it was because of the ammo price. I don't know of the quality of the scope though because I switched mine out for a...

Yep I have one. They are really good with iron sights. I shoot bottle caps, the ends of used shotgun shells, and various other small objects. I haven't had any trouble out of mine with Federal bulk pack. Every gun's different just try a few different loads in yours. My only problem with it is it...

It depends on what area you're hunting in. For an area that I know I'm going to have longer shots (orange groves/pastures), I use my Savage Model 10 in .243. For shorter distance hunting (brush/woods) I either grab my 30-30 or my AR in .223, with my Ruger GP100 on my hip in case I get a...

Actually, this is the link for the correct compliance worksheet. The other was for an AK, not Saiga specific. All you have to really switch out is the trigger, hammer, disconector, pistol gip, and the buttstock with U.S. made parts such as K-Var or Tapco (there are others) and you will be fine...

My honest opinion is to get a Saiga in 7.62x39 and convert it. You can do an inexpensive conversion for less than $500 depending on what stock and pistol grip you use. The other money can either be spent on ammo for it or put back to start saving for an AR. I have an AR and love it but I...