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Mine have never given me any issues in my 75 Compact. They look identical to the CZ mags that it wouldn't surprise me if Mec-Gar makes the CZ magazines.

I went through this mess last year. You can use an Armalite pattern barrel in a DPMS pattern upper receiver as long as you use an Armalite pattern bolt. Or vice versa. Important thing is that the barrel extension and bolt are the same pattern. As far as I know, Rainier makes all of their 308...

My yugo was doing the same thing until I rounded off the tip of the firing pin. Not one issue since.

I went with wood semi-checker grips from CZ custom but I do like CZ rubber grips as well. The original plastic ones are horrible.

My P-01 performed flawlessly during the time I owned it. Only reason I sold it was because I picked up an all steel CZ Compact and the two are so similar that I didn't need two. I found that they both fit my hands better and are much easier to shoot accurately than the relatively small amount of...

If your other mags work and the pro-mag doesn't, that should tell you something. Just use your other mags, nothing is wrong with your rifle.

Yes, there are a few different rails you could get to replace the standard optic.

If he read it like I did, the customer service guy said adding a scope to the rifle voids the whole warranty. That is poor customer service and gives them an excuse to any issue you might have. Now I don't blame them for not honoring their warranty since the previous owner assembled the rifle...

That's how they all look. You're good to go

I was talking about paying for the actual NFA item, not the tax. I don't think it matters for the tax since the tax itself isn't the restricted item. Purchasing the item in the trust's name makes it easier to prove the transfer went from the dealer to the trust, not from the dealer to the...

My trust specifically states to use a bank account in the trust's name to pay for the NFA item when using a Form 4. I'm guessing it is just to make it very clear that the trust is the entity that purchased the item, not an individual.

That's a Yugo

I think Windham makes a solid AR, but I wouldn't spend anywhere near $1000 for one. You should be able to shave a couple hundred off that price online and have S&W, Armalite, Sig, and Windham all priced pretty similarly. If you are looking to spend $1000 Id suggest the BCM since you don't want...

Yugos never had chrome lined barrels.

http://www.44mag.com/product/d_h_industries_ar15_20_round_magazine/223_ar15_magazines I wouldn't consider them to be surplus since they are brand new but I believe D&H does/did make magazines for the military. They have 30rd mags too which are a bit cheaper.

I have a couple 10" diameter 3/8" thick AR500 plates I got from shootsteel.com. At 100 yards, 5.56 and 7.62x39 just barely dimple the plate. If you move the targets closer, 5.56 will start leaving more significant damage but not enough to ruin the plate quickly. 9mm at 10 yards doesn't leave a...

Wish I would have seen your thread 2 months ago when you were having issues. My "brand new" Yugo was popping primers like this when I first got it. Everyone was saying it needed Murrays firing pin and a new bolt. I shortened the firing pin slightly, rounded it off just like you did, then...

My SKS is one of my favorite rifles and was also the cheapest.

I personally would keep the original fixed magazine on it. It Works. Everytime. That can't be said for most of the aftermarket mags. Though Tapco seems to be the most reliable brand, it's just my opinion SKSs and plastic mags don't mesh. Yugo surplus ammo is available on nice stripper clips...

The steel used for those cases is very mild and will not wear out your rifle any faster than using brass cased. Steel cases do not seal the chamber as well so your rifle will get dirtier faster. I've used a bunch in my rifles and had no problems. Hornady uses Russian steel cases.