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I had 4 of them on backorder. Was beginning to think they would never come in.

I vote for the 28-2.

This. You could always just buy some Buffalo Bore standard .38 ammo. That stuff is hot,hot,hot but still okay for alloy frame guns.

Soon as the weather clears up I plan on hitting the range again and maybe getting some better pics. I'll keep you posted!

Kind of an old thread but I wanted to add my 2 cents. Picked this up from Cabela's last month. They sell them as "pre-owned" but both that I looked at looked unfired. Trigger was kind of rough at first and quite heavy and the action seemed stiff. Once I got it home I took it apart, it was...

I have no idea if it was ever used by an LEO but that's what it was made for, back in 1974.

Why use a substitute when you can get a small container of the mil-spec stuff for a few bucks? https://www.ucwrg.com/materiel/miscellaneous-components/18/aeroshell-33ms-grease/

This. Atlantic customer service is first rate.

Thread needs more AK.

Not too late. I recently built a '74 using an AK Builder kit with a US chrome lined barrel and an NDS receiver. With a Tapco trigger, grip and some rivets I spent about $650. I'm sitting here looking at a couple like new circle 10 mags that cost $25 each. And my last can of 7n6 was $177...

And so did this one.

Mine runs 100%.

I see them on Gunbroker occasionally.

AK's.

Strip the bolt down. Degrease it completely and lube it well. Use grease in the slots where the bolt head rides in the bolt body. I would scrub the chamber really well too.

Maybe two!

Lot's of good reviews of them out there. I really like the AMD 65 I just got from them. shameless pic:

I can't argue with your results Reloadron, that Garand stock looks really good. No way I could soak a wood stock in water though, I would be scared it would warp or something.

My first AR was a DPMS Sporticle. Put thousands of rounds through it with zero problems. Local Walmart has them for $597.