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I recently purchased a new Bersa thunder 380. I have put maybe 400 rounds through the gun, every time I take it shooting, a spring under the right side handguard comes out of place and the trigger ceases to function. It's an insanely easy fix, but it keeps happening. This is the gun I'm planning...

I've been using the battle sight zero, I was asking if there was a better method than that out there..

I think it's a damn fine candidate for a short range combat rifle, and I'm sure plenty of people have met their demise at the hands of one. It's capable of IMO, acceptable combat accuracy, meaning that if you practice, you should be able to hit a man sized target. It's not as "modular" as an...

I have been zeroing all of my AKs with the rear sight on the 1 notch at 25 meters, I have read that doing this will establish a "battle zero" where all rounds will land in a 16 inch circle at each distance setting. I want to know, is there a more precise way to do this while keeping zero at any...

I can only speak for the polish tantal I own, its an interarms build and has the left side selector switch (pretty much useless). She's a sweet shooter with everything except the 70 grain wolf stuff. Even then, no keyholing, just BIG groups. Make sure the one you buy has an original barrel...

That's funny. From Bushmaster's FAQ page: http://www.bushmaster.com/faqs/afmviewfaq.aspx?faqid=1086

Dwhitehorn what kind of grips are those? I love how they look! You guys (and the price of the gun) have convinced me. I'm heading to pick up a RIA tactical right now.

I don't know if it's a bad parkerizing job or not, but it certainly doesn't look as, I dont know, durable as the parkerizing on the SA 1911's. It makes the gun look cheap. I guess that's sort of fitting for the gun, as it is the cheapest new 1911 I can find.

What's the verdict on these pistols? They seem to be a pretty good bargain, most of the reviews I've read about them say they are reasonably accurate and reliable. I know the finish is ugly, but I don't necessarily want something as nice as a kimber or one of the other high end 1911s. I will...

1. It must be able to disassemble feild cleaning without any tools. 2. It must have as few small parts as possible. 3. It must be reliable in adverse conditions. 4. It must feed from "high capacity" magazines. 5. The round it fires must be readily available and affordable.

I use Yugoslavian surplus and bulgarian polymer mags in my M70AB2 and have no problems whatsoever. In my polish tantal I use surplus russian polymer mags. The only bad mags (that were in new condition) Ive ever really encountered were from promag. They would fail to feed about every 2 rounds.

Nor do I, I can understand if somebody makes a ridiculous post but all too often I've seen people with serious questions catch flak on this forum and others. I am perfectly okay with the law against using armor in a crime, then again, I'm not a criminal :neener: very interesting, Back To...

agreed.

I would like to purchase a level IIIa vest but I can't find any information on if body armor is legal in my state. I'm sure somebody is going to ask why i feel i need a vest, its for my personal protection and thats all that needs to be said. any help/info is appreciated.

I was wondering how this ammo would perform if used out of an m4 type carbine at typical defensive ranges.

Theres my WZ. 88 Tantal. I have an M70AB2, but as you can tell from the above picture, all I have for a camera is the one on my cell phone, so no pictures of it yet. K.I.S.S.

right on haha. I've never fired a bulgy 74, but every one I've seen looked immaculate. 74's are relatively hard to come by in my area, I jumped on the tantal as soon as I found it. do you know where I can get different handguards and a folding stock for it? mine came with black tapco...

what do you shoot yours through? I have a tantal but its not from century. it groups pretty well out of my rifle. 3 to 5 inch groups at 100 yards.

I have 300 rounds of the stuff that I bought in june. its lacquer coated and the headstamp says 5.45x39 and has a russian arsenal logo. I bought more of it recently and the cases are unlacquered steel and the headstamp says 5.45x39 and wolf. are there any differences between these two...

it depends what you plan on using it for. the 16 inch barrelled carbines are lighter but sacrifice some accuracy and range. the 24 inch barrel would be best for long range shooting and definitely isn't something you want to carry around all day. the 20 inch models are probably the most...