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Magog, neither of those guys can shoot in the video you posted. The AK is certainly accurate at 200m and beyond.

Are the Navy guys still making the run from Phoenix to depot 1 and depot 2 everyday? It was fun going in and checking out all the old Soviet guns being refurbed, before the ANA was caught selling Helwans, which caused them to lock down and move all the weapons.

If you live in the UK, how'd you buy that rifle?

For which gun?

About a hundred bucks more than a brand new one.

I've always wondered why he didn't use the client's rifle to kill the animal. I know that zero varies from person to person, maybe that was why? Anyone have an answer?

It's pretty easy. Check your airlines policy, print out a copy of it (just in case; I've only needed to pull it out once) and follow that policy. You'll be good to go. I've always had the gun fieldstripped during transport. Takes the guesswork out for them on it being loaded or not.

I don't understand why people would ever post a video of themselves commiting a felony...unless of course there's some rare version of the SKS modified to go full auto that I'm not aware of.

Simple. You don't touch the trigger until you are ready to fire. The internal safeties work in sequence, and keep the gun from firing until YOU pull the trigger.

There was a guy selling the One Ring for $200. I thought about it for a while...

Tactical .22 rounds? Tactical?????

I've also done plenty of work out at the Foreign Military Studies Office (FMSO) while doing my undergraduate work, and studied extensively with Les Grau, who is pretty much the subject matter expert on the SA War. If you read Les' books, the Bear went over the Mountain and the Other Side of the...

Yes. I've done a tour in Afghanistan and a tour in Iraq. And I'll tell you this: when fighting against an insurgency, if you are worrying about the type of rifle you've got, then you're asking the wrong questions and looking for the wrong answers. It's not about killing more of them than...

Taliban is the plural of the Pashto talib, so saying 'Talibanis' is incorrect. :D

Looking at the problem being described as scavengers ingesting lead left in gut-piles, etc; then it would make sense for any such ban to apply to ammunition only used for hunting purposes, not that for target shooting. We don't use premium Federal soft-point hunting ammunition for target...

I had the same issue as well on mine. Replaced the ejector screw fixed.

I'll pass along some possibly bad information: I remember reading (and I think it was on this website) that the additional recoil of the .308 damaged the adjusting stud on a guy's stock.

I don't think that an improperly buried AK would do any better than an improperly buried Garand, except be easier on the wallet. And heartstrings.

9mm goes through a car windshield. I've done it both from inside and from outside.

If you don't want your old stock, how bout mailing it to me?