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Glad you're ok. However: It actually would be safer to be cocked with the saftey off, at least that way you've got the grip saftey in play and you don't have the hammer against the firing pin against the primer.

cpileri writes: Methinks cipleri must be the scarecrow when it comes to garands. They do NOT have a self-adjusting gas device, nor have I ever heard of one.

I've got one! Haven't fired a LARGE number of rounds, but it has always gone bang, and is quite accurate considering the sights are pathetic. All-in-all, a fun little beasty!

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Hansolo: My Norinco SKS is maybe not as good as yours', but I can hold it to 4-5" @ 100yds. (Unnecessary comment removed by Art.)

I have an Armi-Galesi .25 that I would like to find a decent pocket holster for. I remember from reading several threads on TFL that at least a few people have these old guns or are familiar with them. My question is: Can anyone tell me what other small guns would be similar enough in...

Pat writes: The sights leave a little to be desired, I'll give you that. The trigger on my '61 E. German Mak($175) is the equal to that on my $750 Springfield .45. It is also as accurate. My Mak has never, ever jammed - can't say the same about my .45 So, aside from the...