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I reform .284 Win brass and have had no problems in my 1911. Al

It's your gun OP so, I guess if you like it, that's all that matters. And, it sounds like you do. I would not want it on any of my guns. Al

I can olnly answer the grip thing. On mine it is just a piece of extra rubber that covers the backstrap. Al

You just need the complete full stock set. Buttstock, buffer tube, spring, buffer and buttstock screw. Simple switch-a-roo. Al

I use an M261 adapter kit in my A1 with no issues. After shooting .22 LR I just clean as normal and it is ready to shoot 5.56. I don't see that shooting .22 LR is any dirtier than when I am shooting 5.56. .22 LR projectiles "bump up" into the rifling. This is known as obturation. Unlike...

Thank you. About 2 minutes after I posted this I found that site. Thank you very much for your assistance. Al

I know that this is an old thread but,... Is there a new link or, has someone saved this info elsewhere, because the link is no longer any good. Thanks. Al

Here are some 98k rifles. $319.00 http://www.wideners.com/itemdetail.cfm?item_id=100000102 Al

Earwax.:what: (Just Kidding. REMOIL is all ya need) Be good ya'll. Al

It was noted on the first page.

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+1 an empty rifle is a club. Al

OK, lets get something straight. First, not all states require a 5 round magazine. Most do (Louisiana, for example does not specify). Second, not all states allow a .22 caliber centerfire for big game hunting. Some do (Wyoming, for instance, requires .23 caliber or larger. I know of no state...

Doesn't matter, as a 21 year Veteran with the US Army I will answer with "M16A whatever/M4" 5.56mm. More than ample in the "personal weapon" role. Be well friends. Al

I thought that I was the only one that caught that. My question is the same as MachIVshooter's question.

I stand corrected. I was going with the info you provided. But, sounds like you got the answer. Be well. Al

An 1895 Mauser Commonly called a "Spanish Mauser". (oval gas relief hole in the left side of receiver indicates 1895 as opposed to 1893 model.) Could be Spanish but, Mauser had contracts with many other countries including South Africa. Hard to tell with no markings. No, you cannot fire...

Looks like either a Spanish CETME or the one that goes on the FR-7 and FR-8 Spanish Mausers. (They might be the same since the 7 and 8 are intended as trainers for the CETME) AL

What I have found that makes the rounds accurate is not that I am exactly loading 5 grains of powder but, that I am loading consistant charges of powder. Example: If my powder measure, regardless of the type (scoop, powder measure, homemade thingy etc.), throws consistant loads, say 4.9...

Sounds good to me but, it's still "Preaching to the Choir". Until you convince the "ANTIs" to change the name it really doesn't matter. Does it? Be well. Al