Recent content by Deadbolt

I contacted a fellow chicom enthusiast this morning and we had an email discussion on it. I have bad news : The part isnt from this gun son of a bitch :neener: now im wondering where it came from

i honestly hit a clay with my yugo m24/47 mauser. I was sandbagging it and zeroing in on a high elevation 175yard steel plate. As im about 65% into settle for the target, the folks next to me's hand tossed clay comes zooming into vision - i say , <...> ill track it - i break spot and hear...

see i do all of that and thats how i found this pair. I am honestly stumped tho - there is no where in the assembly this thing belongs from appearances, but its still driving me crazy. Its not that "lost the part" its the "where the hell is this thing supposed to live" thats killing me. If i...

nope! I'm wondering if it just "fell out" of one of my "assorted crap" drawers under the bench - but the appearance of a matching spring is dubious. Does anyone have or know who i can contact / where to get a diagram for this gun ? Is it identical to the Ithaca?

This piece appeared around my foot while i had my Norinco m37 model apart this evening. I cant find disassembly instructions online for it but i did find some for the Ithaca 37 proper. This piece seems to exist no where in there and i cant figure out where the hell its from otherwise...

Hey Kid. Sup - this is Deadend :lol:

I took her out for the first time this morning and I got 5 FTEs in a row. What seemed to be happening is the extractor would get jammed / stuck after the shot was taken. The release lever (or w/e its called) that sits at the trigger guard was locked up @ about 70% from full top position...

this thread is some good reading :lol:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8P791rneu8w I do this in some form or shape everyday. Read the video description - but basically its been 4months + since she was just 25lbs of differentiating bite strength depending on verbal commands. Shepherds are very smart - their owners? only as far...

./clap @ the OP 880$ is a steal for that rifle setup - well done !

big 5 sporting goods in central bordering southern California stan is between 20 and 30 for 20rounds.

lol his given name is Barnet - but its his mom's side's ranch i dont recall the area - was some time ago ( im 28 now - i was 16 at the time ) but ill find out. was a lolz'y experience. I felt way way out of place and had no idea what i was doing. Thankfully i was in good hands and was coached...

^ much cost savings sir :)

just saving money on the reload. If you think its a good idea, then sure. Guns, like motorcycles (which i am far FAR more experienced with ) are subject to pricing by region. If the price is good for your area, and you have inspected the necessary aspects of said rifle..... with a pun...

handguns can be good fun.