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They should take this picture and put it on one of those cheesy office posters and label it [Dedication]

Realestate (your biggest investment, so they say)

Thanks stubbicatt!:)

I was wondering if anyone has tried using a HK .22lr G3 conversion kit with a JLD PTR91 G3 clone rifle. Anyone know if its feasible?

Anybody's welcome to jump in here... I've been doing alot of lurking around in different forums, I've read the ABCs and Lee's modern reloading 2nd edition. Alot of people over at the Surplus Rifles place said they were busting the toggles on their Lees so I'm not too impressed with them right...

I'm almost ready to take the plunge and buy an actual press. But, I don't want to be stuck wanting, wishing I had bought something else. I'm only interested in a simple single stage for reloading 6.5x55, 8mm and 7.62x54R for accurate light target loads right now. So what do you guys think about...

.22lr, then whatever your SD rifle uses

If you have a small light that is allways on in your safe it works well to keep your stuff from rusting.

I don't like buying anything used if I can help it. Unless you can get a real good look over before you buy. Do what Mr. Roberts said and hang out at a range to get an idea of what is what.

I have heard alot of really good things about FALs. As far far as reliability, I've heard them called "oversized AKs":) If cost is not really your concern, and since you want to go out to 300 meters or yards, which is where an AK will get kinda sketchy with 7.62x39 go with a FAL. If I...

I like my Kel-Tech sub 2000 in 9mm (poor man's mp5). Ergonomics are lacking though, like others have said. My main gripe with it was the tiny amount of shoulder contact you had when you actually use the sights. I taped a flat Mauser metal butt plate to the end of the stock (low enough so I can...

Yea, Im also under the impression that if you have a milled or thicker reciever like an RPK it will most likely be a bit more accurate then the average stamped reciever. I wouldn't worry about the life of the reciever, as long as its been heat treated properly it will almost certainly last...

No way man:what: I actually tried to find my manual because it has a ballistic chart with bullet drop table thingy. I can't find it, but if I remember correctly the max range is 150 yds. At like 75 yds your 9mm has the same energy as a .380 and starts to drop rapidly off the chart after 125 yds.

SARs are pretty decent rifles after you fix the trigger slap. Some of the WASRs can be troublesome. I'm sory I sold my SAR and I was gonna pick up a WASR just as a beater slap around rifle, but from what I've seen think I will pass. I allready have two Arsenals in 7.62 anyway.

:D We need help!:D

I've never had any problems with either .223 rem or 5.45 VEPR, all I ever fed them was Wolf steel case

:scrutiny: In the beginning...there was a big long rifle with a giant bullet. But it was a manual operated, and it was slow to fire. Then came the machine gun but it was not very mobile and required more then one person to operate it. Then they came up with the light machine gun (which was...

Or you could just split the difference and get a Sig 556. I'm quite happy with an AK myself.

What JWarren said. The Finns are alot nicer.

In war time theres allways alot of propaganda on both sides. Though I still think its possible I would take everything with a skeptical grain of salt.