Recent content by ROMAK IV

I beg to differ. I installed a copy of a Krinkov brake on a 12.5" barrel. There are two holes drilled in the expansion chamber at 90degree angles. It also screwed right onto a threaded 7.62 x 39 barrel. And the pistol is controlable even with only one hand. Best of all is the flash...

I don't want to get this inro an OT political discussion, but let's just say, look on Obama's own website under urban problems. There are a number of things a president can do to restrict guns, so judge for youself, the risk and time period involved. At the very least, you have 4 months, so...

SAme thing happened to me, on the same type of rifle, It is safe on one setting, operates normally on another, and apparantly on the full auto setting, the bolt would follow the hammer down. It was odd, and it took me a couple of days to figure it out.

It's great! I have had good luck, even though I haven't done it that much. I would rather buy in person,and check it carefully. There is also the possibility of buying a firearm, online, on layaway. Thus it is possible to purchase a particular firearm that your are unable to afford. I recently...

It depends on the jurisdiction, and it doesn't hurt to protect yourself.

Restricting any right on felons, the underaged, and the mentally defective is not infringement if they have been adjudicated! That is simply a part of "due process"! Instead, these are used an an excuse for the government to ignore the right. Similiarly, the governent CAN restrict certain acts...

I would vote for an M-1A. 5 round magazines are available, and although not easy to disassemble, the bolt has a lever attached to it where a jam is easier to clear. FAL's Can have this feature, but you'll have to make one yourself or use a bolt carrier from a paratrooper model. A Siaga is...

I wouls give the edge to a PSL for accuracy. Like I said, I haven't done serious accuracy work on either, but your PSL is going to have a new barrel, and the scope is better. I also don't understand the above reference about the gas system being difficult to disassemble on the SVT 40. You...

Without getting into a political discussion, was ist verbotten! I suggest all of you go to this web address: http://origin.barackobama.com/issues/urban_policy/ and decide for yourself, without making snide comments, who will be responsible for what, and keep it to youself, or make your snide...

I have both, and like both. The SVT-40 is a historic arm, but in the time it was made, it seems a little less robust, and is certainly less available. The FPK, PSL, or ROMAKIII, whatever you wish to call it, is basically an upsized AK. $900 isn't a bad price for a SVT-40, mine was a bit over...

No. I have a K-11, and the stock is in much better condition than the average unrestored K-31 I have seen. I also spotted a K-31 WITH A DARK BORE!! Unbelievable! Usually every Swiss rifle has a mint bore, even my century old 1896/11. And yes, ammunition is still available, either the Swiss GP-11...

You just had to burst my bubble. Well, I'll just covet your floors!

An NHM-91 is basically a Chinese RPK. The barrel is quite heavy, and if you buy it, look for the bipod that goes around the barrel in front of the band. They are considered more desirable than just a regular MAK-90, but as we have seen from comments here, not everyone agrees. You can convert it...

I would disagree. Many of the SVT-40's you see, but not all, were refurbished in Russia before importation, and thus unless abused since, are in fine shape. I was lucky, I found mine at just over $700, right before the prices went a bit crazy. There are enough on Gunbroker for sale, that you can...

Surplus 8mm was alledged to be running out, but it's back. The Yugo comes in the regular ball or the "sniper stuff" for the M-76 Sniper rifle. The Yugo ammunition comes in 15 round boxes, the regular costs about $5 a box the M-76 stuff, about $6. I would clean the bore well immediately after...