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Concerning muzzle brakes, if it has a threaded muzzle, and is not welded, you should be able to switch out muzzle brakes pretty easily. I doubt that even century would feel the need to cut a stamped steel AK receiver. Unless some weird stuff was done to this rifle, any stock set for a stamped...

It is a characteristic specific to wasr's. What it gets hung up on is the hammer. This can be remiedied with some careful filing.

Girodin, I absolutely must know what kind of handguard that is.

In no particular order: 1) K98 2) Mas 49 3) FN49 4) No.4 MK I 5) K31 6) M91/59 7) M91 8) SVT 40 9) Hakim 10) M1 Carbine And for my wishful thinking list: TKB 022 :) Plus enough ammo for a lifetime of shooting each of them daily.

A nice savage in 30-06 will leave you some of that $600 for a nice scope.

I should probably also include that it was re-serialized, chambered in the standard 54r, and was in what appeared to be a legitimate business! (not a headshop:D)

Today, I walked into my local shop to pick up ammo. When I walk over to the surplus & military stuff, I see a 1941 tula 91/30. On it hung a price tag with a whopping $399.99 on it. W-What?! It wasn't a finn, and it was actually in rather poor condition. I didn't bother to ask why, so any...

Why no sporting love for the mosin-nagant action? Don't believe I've ever run a smoother action than my original, straight-bolt 91/30. I've even had the opportunity to fire a les bare custom bolt action about a month ago, and it wasn't as smooth as that old fart in the closet.

Try Tractor Supply Co. I'm almost positive I've seen spray-on tractor paint.

Affirmative. The Ruger can be made more accurate than the S&W with some aftermarket stuff.

Having experience with both rifles, I would say that the 10/22 has most room for improvement. Putting some fine glass on there, and a bull barrel will put you at the top of your game. The M&P is, to me, more accurate out of the box. It takes optics really well, but as far as I know, there's no...

Tractor engine paint?

I paid 250 for a yugo at a gunshow in feb. 150 would be unbelievable at this point in time. Oh yeah, nice GIF, seldom. :)

Sounds like good luck for you

Signed it!

Here's a great deal on a century Bulgarian 74 with black polymer furniture: $370 Shipped http://www.centerfiresystems.com/akagun74.aspx :eek:

Oh Goodness I think I has the solution! http://www.specialinterestarms.com/index.php

Definately a yugo m53 if its just because you can.

Mine'll eat anything and stay pretty dead on.

20" rod is for a mosin, says I.