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fixed stock, several hundred rounds down the pipe, with box & original paperwork? excellent condition, polymer SEF lower (semi only) with ergo finger groves. I am the cautious type, and want to make sure I am not getting burned before i put the money down for it... any help is appreciated!

I decided to get b. thanks guys

if i get any of them i will probably find somenone who can bead blast it for me, and then i will put on a couple coats of alumi-hyde II

come on people this is a matter of opinion here... just want a little help :)

ok, i can get one of these PARTS KITS. each is the same price. Which would YOU take out of the three and why? thanks A. no rec included... refinished wood/ metal. price does not include FCG has 150 +/- rds fired. B. no rec included... Like new kit, all parts included, SAR stock set C. no...

i havent given them any money yet, i will when they ship in a couple months

Just bought an aks-74 from them (they have to build It). what should i expect? I hope i am not going to be disappointed;...

i see them at gun shows, specifically offered by "ak-47man" for 300 or so each, for a brand new, smothered in cosmoline, right out of the crate yugo sks. if you look around at some shows, you could probably find one for $200'ish. when they were $90 for a good condition one back in '06, i wish i...

bought a mosin nagant for $70 a while back. i bet it NEVER had a round down the barrel. the chamber, bolt face and bore were pristine, all numbers matched, and to top it off, it is a izhmash 1938. i have to say the mosins are worth more than you spend, especially for someone on a budget...

eeh i picked up 250 rounds of cbc brass for free at the local range in a bucket

haha i have the same hatchet in mine

cbc is brazilian

i really like it, it is reminiscent of lapua brass without the price tag.

the primers are 176 and the pockets are 173-175'ish

galils are 600 at j&g sales. i have had great experiences with that company:)

sorry to cuss. but this is aggrevating.THEY ARE ON THEIR FIRST #^$%ING LOADING, and brass aint cheap ya know.

they dont fall out, they just insert with less force than commercial brass

this brass is actually from several batches, and i am using cci small rifle magnum primers....

these are once fired cases by black hills, unless they are maxing the charge, i doubt that that stretching is the problem. they have what looks to be a cut-out of where the military crimp was.

hey guys, i have some black hills (LC brass) reloaded, and when i inserted the primers, they were easy... too easy. could this be a potential problem? i think i remember reading somewhere that you can effectively use super glue to seal primers, is this correct? any help would be great